Swedish Behavioral Health Team

Whether it's stress, anxiety, dementia, addiction or any number of life events that impede our ability to function, mental health is a topic that impacts nearly everyone. The Swedish Behavioral Health Team is committed to offering every-day tips and clinical advice to help you and your loved ones navigate mental health conditions.

Be your own Valentine with self-care

Swedish shares seven ways self-care can help you celebrate your relationship with yourself this Valentine’s Day.
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Debunking the myths about teen antidepressant use

Swedish examines five common myths about teens, antidepressant use and depression treatment.
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Promoting resilience in young children: Five tips for parents

Find out how to improve emotional well-being for children and prevent mental health disorders before they begin.
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Coping with grief

Grief is a natural reaction to loss. Swedish Psychiatrist, Dr. Alicia Jorgenson, provides tips for living after experiencing loss.
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Talking to teens about stress

Eight simple ways to start the conversation.
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Understanding situational depression

Situational depression follows a major tragedy or life event that reduces your ability to cope. Learn more from the Swedish experts.
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Recognize the subtle signs of depression

Learn more from Swedish about the subtle signs of depression, like changes in personality, appetite, and sleep patterns.
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Swedish Behavioral Health Team

Be your own Valentine with self-care

Swedish shares seven ways self-care can help you celebrate your relationship with yourself this Valentine’s Day.

Debunking the myths about teen antidepressant use

Swedish examines five common myths about teens, antidepressant use and depression treatment.

Promoting resilience in young children: Five tips for parents

Find out how to improve emotional well-being for children and prevent mental health disorders before they begin.

Coping with grief

Grief is a natural reaction to loss. Swedish Psychiatrist, Dr. Alicia Jorgenson, provides tips for living after experiencing loss.

Talking to teens about stress

Eight simple ways to start the conversation.

Understanding situational depression

Situational depression follows a major tragedy or life event that reduces your ability to cope. Learn more from the Swedish experts.

Recognize the subtle signs of depression

Learn more from Swedish about the subtle signs of depression, like changes in personality, appetite, and sleep patterns.