Each May, we’re reminded of something essential. Mental health is part of being human. Whether you are dealing with stress, trauma, anxiety, depression or old wounds that still hurt, your emotional well being deserves care and attention. Just like your physical health, it matters every...
As Autism Awareness Month comes to a close, we want to take a moment at Brightside Behavioral Health to say thank you to the families, teachers, therapists, and advocates who work every day to build a more inclusive world. Autism awareness is not something that...
When many people hear the word “autism,” they often picture a very specific image. Maybe it’s someone who doesn’t speak, or someone who struggles with eye contact and routine changes. However, the truth is, autism exists on a wide spectrum, and no two autistic people...
For many children, school breaks are a time to rest, reset, and enjoy some unstructured freedom. But for autistic children, these breaks can feel overwhelming. The shift away from predictable schedules, familiar teachers, and daily routines can bring discomfort, anxiety, or behavioral changes that are...