Family Matters: Eldest daughter syndrome
Stephanie Wijkstrom joined us for another segment to talk about a growing conversation surrounding "Eldest daughter syndrome."
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Stephanie Wijkstrom joined us for another segment to talk about a growing conversation surrounding "Eldest daughter syndrome."
Stephanie Wijkstrom, the founder of the Counseling and Wellness Center of Pittsburgh, is talking with Heather about new research that could change the way we tackle anxiety and depression.
Jordan Corcoran, founder of the mental health organization Listen Lucy, discussed some free, accessible ways to cope while during wait lists.
The owner and director of Calm Pittsburgh, Dana Kirkpatrick, joined the show to talk about the process of how to grieve a loved one who is still living.
Jaclynn Wise, licensed clinical psychologist, joined the show to talk about how the Renfrew Center helps those with struggling with eating disorders.
In this Eye On Health, hosts Heather Abraham and David Highfield are talking with psychiatrist Dr. Gary Swanson, of Allegheny Health Network, about the anxieties and pressures children and teens face at back to school time.
When you take away summer, add a new classroom, new teacher, and new classmates, all these factors can cause an increase in anxiety about going back to school.
Last month, Jonah Hill's ex posted alleged texts between her and the actor where he asked her to stop surfing with men, modeling and posting pictures in a bathing suit. What stood out to some on social media was his use of the word "boundaries," claiming this was actually controlling behavior. Heather talks to relationship and marriage expert Jennifer Smith.
The purpose of the mural is to raise awareness for those struggling with mental health issues.
Kevin Gallagher is a psychology professor at Point Park University. We talked about the impact consuming true crime content has on our society.
The study indicates that being able to handle some stress actually helps our body's ability to fight off stress.
The hosts of "Unqualified Therapists' joined the show to offer tips on conflict and how to address it with family, friends and work.
From safety concerns to mental health challenges, a national survey spotlights issues students are facing as the new school year approaches.
A recent study by the American Psychiatric Association found adults who do creative activities at least once a week report better mental health.
Mental health experts say the three-digit number has made help more accessible than before.
In today's Health Talk, we're breaking down information on some parents and experts expressing alarm over teens self-diagnosing themselves with ADHD. Dr. Justin Schreiber from UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh joined us in studio.
Host Heather Abraham welcomes Stephanie Wijkstrom, of The Counseling and Wellness Center of Pittsburgh, back to the studio to talk about what Eggshell Parenting is what impacts it can have on children.
Hosts Heather Abraham and David Highfield welcome resiliency expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa back to the studio. She's helping us with some tips on how to set boundaries.
Hosts Heather Abraham and David Highfield welcome Aimee Kolick and Nina Wiebalk, of Family Resources, to the studio with Mac and Cheese. These service dogs-in-training will help children going through hard times.
All this togetherness can be a bit much, so can parents strike a balance?
Co-owner of Bam Choreography Meghan Greenwood stopped by to show Heather how mindful movement can improve physical and mental health.
Stephanie Wijkstrom, the founder of the Counseling and Wellness Center of Pittsburgh, is back in the studio to talk about the mental health services they offer to the LGBTQ community.
Dr. Natalie Gentile joins us for Wellness Wednesday to talk about the intersection of physical and mental health.
In a world where empathy often feels so hard to find, we're taking some time to talk a little bit about it. Hosts Mikey Hood and David Highfield welcome back resiliency expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa to talk about this tough subject.
The team will work to address behavioral health crises throughout Allegheny County.
