Helping those experiencing sadness surrounding Mother's Day
While Mother's Day is a fun day for many, it can also be a sad day as well.
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While Mother's Day is a fun day for many, it can also be a sad day as well.
A survey from Nemours Children's Health found that more than one in three children ages 9 to 13 worry at least once a week, and it only gets worse by age.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Dr. Natalie Gentile, of Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh, about the toxic impact diet culture can have on your mental wellness.
Life coach Dr. Marlene Boas is back to tackle Mental Health Awareness Month. She's got some advice that can help kids navigate the digital world and develop health social media habits.
Host Heather Abraham is chatting with STAR 100.7 DJs Bubba Snider and Melanie Taylor about mental health awareness. They are talking about their More Good Days in May initiative.
Hosts Heather Abraham and David Highfield are sitting down the resiliency expert Dr. Deborah Gilboa to find out how to use stress to our advantage, rather than let it bring us down.
Sarah Simone and Amy Baumgardner, the hosts of the Unqualified Therapists Podcast, are back to talk about why everyone, including every mom, needs a little help sometimes.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Sarah Simone and Amy Baumgardner, the hosts of the Unqualified Therapists Podcast, about the variation of clothing sizes and how that can impact mental health.
There are many ways for someone to get help with mental health issues during and after pregnancy.
Host Heather Abraham chats with Erica Cavill, the clinical supervisor of Calm Pittsburgh, about the differences between stress and burnout and how to keep burnout from happening when you start feeling overwhelmed.
Host Heather Abraham is chatting with author Mark Craven, who penned the book "Dads, Kiss Your Sons," about the journey to find his father and his own journey to fatherhood.
An addiction to certain types of food can be just as unhealthy as an addiction to tobacco or alcohol.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Ray Nell Jones, the founder and CEO of The Allignment Chapter, which is an organization working to help single mothers.
Talk Pittsburgh is going for a ride-along with Pittsburgh police to get an up-close look at a new pilot program that teams officers with social workers. The program aims to change police response to mental health calls.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Dr. Natalie Gentile, of Direct Care Physicians Pittsburgh, about the stressors and anxiety women face and the likelihood they could develop anxiety disorders.
Certified life coach Dr. Marlene Boas stops by to talk about listening. How to listen to people to understand their point of view.
U.S. Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy was in Pittsburgh Tuesday for a community discussion about mental health.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Dillan DiNardo, the CEO of Mindstate Design Labs, about the development and testing of psychedelic drugs as a therapy for mental illness.
The Pennsylvania senator talks about his "downward spiral" that led to a diagnosis of major depression, how his health scare affected his family, and his reasons for feeling hopeful for the future.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Ann Marie Powell, the founder of Heal Through Creativity LLC, about the benefits of art therapy and mental wellness.
Host Heather Abraham is talking with Ann Marie Powell, the founder of Heal Through Creativity LLC, about the benefits of art therapy and mental wellness.
After a day when several schools had their days completely uprooted due to bogus threats, Pittsburgh area trauma experts gave their thoughts on how students can cope. KDKA's Chris DeRose has more.
Host Heather Abraham is joined by Emily Hough, a school counselor at Avonworth School District, and Dr. Abigail Schlesinger, the chief of Child/Adolescent Psychiatry at UPMC Children's Hospital, to discuss the impacts on mental health that hoax threats at schools can have on students, parents, staff and first responders.
Host Heather Abraham is chatting with Duquesne University psychology professor Dr. Will Adams about his new book "A Wild and Sacred Call" and the relatively new field of ecopsychology.
The office of Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman says he's expected to return to the chamber soon.
