Mind – Mental Health

Two women sitting on sofa

Finding Hope During Troubling Times

    By Angela Chavez, LCSW-S, LPC   For many of us, our daily lives now more than ever are filled with uncertainty and possibly even fear. The expansion of social media and the internet have greatly increased the amount of information we are exposed to daily. While these advancements ...

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You Can Love the Outdoors

    You Can Love the Outdoors and Your Skin By Bill Murphy, MD, Medical Director, Turquoise Springs Medical Spa     My love for Santa Fe, New Mexico, goes back to my childhood.  Long before I actually traveled there for the first time in the early 1990’s, I was ...

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The Art of Wintering

  By Michelli Ramon  |  Photography by Sara Blanco   The holidays carry a complicated weight. For generations, women have carried the emotional labor of the season. Bake the cookies. Hang the lights. Smile for photos. Send the cards. Wrap the gifts. Make spirits bright. Our calendars and culture demand ...

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Emotional Health and the Holidays

      Emotional Health and the Holidays By Charlotte Brandvig, LCSW-S     The approaching holiday season can bring about a whirlwind of emotions, from excitement, joy, and anticipation to anxiety, stress, loneliness, or sadness. Between our regular responsibilities, family gatherings, financial stressors, travels, and expectations we place on ...

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By Jeanette Quiroga, MD

Menopause and Mental Health

    Lifting the Mask on Menopause and Mental Health By M. Jeanette Quiroga, MD   They called it “the change of life.” My mother and her sisters whispered about it while fanning themselves with dish towels and magazines. They joked about the hot flashes, the forgetfulness, and the exhaustion, ...

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