Mental Health Stories
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Shorter Days Got You Down? It Could Be Seasonal Affective Disorder.
Mental health providers from Cheshire Medical Center and Dartmouth Health reveal tips for living with SAD.
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Overcoming Loneliness
If you are lonely, you are not alone. Feeling more connected is within reach and could help improve your health.
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Dartmouth Health selected to provide clinical care at Hampstead Hospital and Residential Treatment Facility
By Newsroom
Governor, Executive Council approved contract for Dartmouth Health to provide psychiatric and medical care to patients at HHRTF, the only source of pediatric psychiatric inpatient and psychiatric residential treatment facility level of care in NH
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“Loneliness is not a personal failing”: Dartmouth Health psychologist offers advice for forging connection, feeling better
By Newsroom
The U.S. Surgeon General has issued a public health advisory about the dangers of loneliness, saying it impacts half of all American adults.
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Baby on the way or already born? Support is all around
Dartmouth Health shares information and resources to help with the "baby blues," feeling sad or anxious before or after having a baby.