Patient Retention in Specialized Telepsychiatry Services

Mental health has seen a surge in telemedicine services in recent years, which has proven to be a valuable tool for delivering psychiatric care to patients who may not have easy access to in-person care.

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Celebrating the Good of Teens

Adolescence can be a challenging time for both teens and their parents. However, it's important to celebrate the positive aspects of teenage years. In this blog post, we're reminding teens (and those who love them) why it’s so important to celebrate teen empowerment and healthy boundaries.

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Everything You Forgot About Puberty for Parents

This blog post is the perfect guide for parents of children entering puberty. Learn how to talk to your kids about the changes they're going through, how to foster a healthy relationship with their bodies, and how to help them prepare for the life ahead. Luna Joy is here to help you navigate this new stage of life.

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This is (also) the Reality of Parenting Teens

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Surviving The Teen Years: An Exercise in Self-Sufficiency

If you feel like your family could use some help navigating raising a teenager, you are not alone. There are helpful counseling resources available to offer you and/or your family a little unbiased support at LunaJoy

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Future Proofing Your Passion: Tips for Figuring Out What You Want to be When You Grow Up

Figuring out or changing your career path can be a intimidating and rewarding task for people. Learn more about navigating related anxiety and stressors with

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How To Make Friends in College

In the peak of the pandemic, I was committing to college and deciding my future, but the hardest part was that I had to leave my friends from home behind. As one of the few students from my hometown going to my college, I began to wonder how I will make friends at school. I had grown up around the same group of kids from first grade to twelfth, and I had to now use this skill that seemed to have shrunk during quarantine.

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College Mental Health Mini-Series

As a student who just completed her first year of college under virtual and pandemic circumstances, I have learned about the difficulties of maintaining motivation and finding the right balance of working and taking breaks. With our two mental breaks during a very long semester, I found myself counting down the days until I would no longer have to open my computer and join a zoom call and study for more time after. I realized quickly that I was not the only one to have these difficulties and learned about how many of the people around me were struggling with burnout.