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AI in Mental Health: Exploring Advantages and Challenges
Learn about AI’s role in mental health: the advantages, challenges and ways that AI can help us advance toward a brighter future.
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Learn about AI’s role in mental health: the advantages, challenges and ways that AI can help us advance toward a brighter future.
People living with high-functioning depression work harder than their peers to keep up with the world around them. Most of us don’t realize how…
Discover the connection between perfectionism and anxiety, including how both relate to eating disorders. Explore how RO DBT can address the…
Explore emotions and the brain, including how trauma affects the brain. Learn about emotion regulation and DBT skills that can improve your mental…
Discover the four types of attachment, including how to cultivate secure attachment for yourself and loved ones.
Learn about the programming, levels of care offered and age groups served at each of our treatment centers in this free download.
Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center are leaders in telebehavioral health. Learn more about our virtual programming in this free…
As college students head home for the holidays, these practical tips can help families and loved ones know how to support their mental health this…
Learn more about our unique continuum of care model, which offers consistent support that moves with your clients as they progress.
At the forefront of eating disorder and mental health care, see how we collect and interpret data to measure patient outcomes.
Dr. Aimee Keith explains how to talk about suicide with your clients, including how to help those struggling with emotion regulation and isolation.
Learn more about mental health on high school and college campuses today by joining our upcoming Say It Brave On Campus series.
See how ERC Pathlight’s education specialists help kids and teens stay in school during eating disorder treatment.
How can clinical providers support Black, Indigenous, and people of color (BIPOC) communities? Here are several strategies you can apply in your…
Learn about eating disorders, body image and grief in the LGBTQ+ community, including the importance of gender-affirming care, from ERC Pathlight’s…
The National Alliance for Eating Disorders highlights the ways community partnerships impact mental health care.
Does your client have mixed feelings about entering a higher level of care? Here are six ways to unpack ambivalence.
Curious about weight stigma? Here's an overview PLUS a guide to creating supportive, weight-inclusive health care environments.
See how ERC Pathlight is closing the knowledge gap on treatment at higher levels of care.
Are you providing virtual therapy to clients or curious to know more about it? Read what our patients have told us that helps them get the most out of…
How to empower caregivers and spot the signs of burnout.
ERC Pathlight can help you and your patients navigate insurance coverage to get them the treatment they need today.
ERC Pathlight experts’ best practices for fostering patient connections, whether in person or virtually
How campus providers are supporting students today.
What the data shows about patient experiences, attendance and outcomes.
Nearly 20% of adults in the United States experience a mental illness, according to a 2022 report from Mental Health America. That’s over 50 million…
Eating Recovery Center and Pathlight Mood & Anxiety Center offer free, trained facilitator-led support groups for college students and young adults…
Many people in recovery struggle with negative feedback from an inner critic. Here’s how to let go of the invader in your brain.
Rumination can be debilitating and a sign that you could use more mental health support. Here’s how to overcome rumination to find peace in…
Perfectionists love to act as though they have it “all together.” But, inside, they are suffering. See how mindfulness can reduce perfectionism.
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