How to Navigate Seasonal Shifts and Depression Symptoms
When it comes to the shift in seasons, it is no secret that the colder temps and shorter days can
contribute to an increase in unwanted mental health symptoms for many of us.
Join Us at the 2019 Steps for Autism Walk
Mark your calendars for Sunday, March 3rd!
8:30am – 11:00am; Southdale Mall
The 19th Annual Steps for Autism (formally Steps for Hope) is just around the corner, and we are busy preparing to take part in all of the festivities. This event is hosted by the Autism Society of Minnesota (AuSM) and is known as the state’s largest autism resource fair. If you or someone you know is on the spectrum, you won’t want to miss this event as an opportunity to connect with resources in your community, and to support a great initiative. Steps for Autism dollars directly support local families and individuals living with autism, from birth through retirement, and all donations stay in the community by funding AuSM’s innovative programs and services.
Don’t forget your superhero attire! Each participant is an Autism hero, rallying for the 1 in 42 individuals living with Autism in Minnesota.
We are so excited to participate as both walkers and as an exhibitor in the resource area. Be sure to come see us and learn more about our Autism Services for Teens, where we will be highlighting our robust summer schedule for our Autism Spectrum Disorder Social and Emotional Development Program. This is a specialized, intensive program for adolescents and teenagers with difficulty regulating their emotions and struggling with social skills. Pick the group with dates and times that work best for you and your family, and schedule an intake with one of our practicioners today. PLUS: If you register by the early-bird deadline of March 31st, you will receive a FREE therapy ball as a token of our thanks!
If you have questions regarding the walk, please contact the Autism Society of Minnesota at 651-647-1083.
If you would like to talk with someone in our Specialty Programs division regarding our Autism services for teens, you can reach us via phone at 952-444-2099 or email specialtyprograms@plymouthpsychgroup.com
We hope to see you there! Stay tuned for photos from the event. We will be sharing them via our Facebook and LinkedIn pages.
You Might Also Enjoy...
A Patient Perspective On His TMS Treatment Experience
The following is a patient perspective on his experience going through TMS treatment at Plymouth Psych Group and the positive impacts he has noticed. Each experience is individual and unique to the patient, and treatment outcomes may vary.
National Suicide Awareness Month
Trigger Warning: This article discusses depression, self-harm, and suicide which may be
triggering for some readers.
September is National Suicide Prevention Month, and here at Plymouth Psych Group, we know just how important that is. The truth is...
5 Ways to Savor the Last of Summer
September will be here in a blink of an eye and soon these Summer days will be behind us. It won’t be long before we are fondly remembering the sunshine on our faces as we bundle up for winter. Here are 5 tips to make the most of the summer we have left.
Black Mental Health Matters
At PPG, we commemorate this year's Black History Month by the past, present and and future of Black mental health, and by doing our part to ensure equal access to mental health support within our own community.
The Evolution of Autism Awareness to Autism Acceptance
During the month of April, we are celebrating Autism Acceptance Month. With the prevalence of autism in the United States rising from being 1 in 125 children (2010) to 1 in 59 children (2020), the need for acceptance is greater than ever.