October was National Depression Awareness and Health Screening Month. It’s an important reminder that mental health matters, but it needs to be prioritized year-round. I want to talk about the people who rarely get screened—like the high-performing employees, the problem-solving leaders, the ones who look fine on the outside and keep going.
As a psychiatric and mental health provider, as well as the founder of a telepsychiatry and mental health practice, I lived through high-functioning depression myself when I lost my mother. I did not recognize the signs at the time, but after several years of practice and 12,000 patients later, I recognize these signs in many high performers: days when you feel tired, fatigued, sometimes even sad, but you keep going. Read the full article on FORBES.com
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The #1 thing almost everyone is feeling right now is LONELINESS. Watch this important message from Conscientia Health.
