Depression

by Amanda Sobhy
USA squash player, Amanda Sobhy, shares her experience as a high-achieving athlete battling an eating disorder intertwined with anxiety and depression. Sobhy explains how cycles of control, perfectionism, and identity in sport fueled her struggles, and how mindfulness, self-awareness, and healthier coping tools became essential in breaking the cycle and moving toward healing.
by Ale Lasas
Ale Lasas shares her experience with anxiety, depression, ADHD, and severe burnout and how practices such as journaling, meditation and movement, as well as finding a support community and allowing herself to ask for help, became essential tools in her recovery.
The menopausal transition remains a period that is confusing for many women and medical doctors alike. Long thought of as simply impacting reproduction, there is plenty of evidence to show that this time of shifting hormones can come with more than 30 symptoms, many coming from the brain and impacting mental and emotional well-being.
Experiences of immigration anxiety are growing and are not limited to individuals of a specific immigration status. Learn more about immigration anxiety and steps to take to improve immigrant mental health.
It can feel like the world is in a constant state of alarm. While we can’t control global events, we can change how we relate to them. Discover practical tools using Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), mindfulness, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), to help cope with anxiety during uncertain times.
by Trinity Scholl
Trinity shares her battle with borderline personality disorder, marked by intense emotions and fear of abandonment, and how she has found resilience and healing through therapy, faith, and the belief she is more than her impulses.
March 5, 2026
Dr. Tim Barclay, PhD and
This webinar introduces clinicians to an integrative, evidence-informed framework for supporting individuals with anxiety and depression through mind-body regulation and gut-brain health.
As a practicing psychiatrist for many years, I can attest to the fact that depression treatments DO work and that those who suffer with depression need to be informed about what to expect while undergoing treatment. There is much evidence-based research to show that medication and therapy are a powerful and effective way to treat depression.
by Sydni Kobayashi
After losing her sister and father, Sydni Kobayashi transformed her grief into purpose by creating 4forty4—a brand rooted in healing, hope, and mental health awareness that reminds others to find meaning and alignment even in life’s darkest moments.
December 3, 2025
Leah C. Susser, MD and
This presentation discusses the common symptoms a woman might experience during the menopausal transition and evidence-based treatments for these symptoms