10 Questions with Emily Colasante, PMHNP at Livingston HealthCare
Emily Colasante is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Livingston HealthCare. A former bedside registered nurse, Colasante earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees at DeSales University and Vanderbilt University, respectively, before pursuing a career in psychiatric medicine. Colasante&
When we think about prenatal care, our focus is often on what can be measured: lab values, ultrasounds, blood pressure, fetal growth. These are all essential aspects of a healthy pregnancy. However, one of the most influential factors in pregnancy outcomes is frequently forgotten or unrecognized: mental health.
I was
By Dr. Christopher Spromberg, Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In conversations across clinics, workplaces, and communities, one theme continues surfacing when we discuss men’s mental health: connection.
Too often, the conversation surrounding men’s mental health begins late, after isolation has already taken hold. Disconnection rarely happens all at once.
By Dr. Christopher Spromberg, Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In conversations across clinics, workplaces, and communities, one theme continues surfacing when we discuss men’s mental health: connection.
Too often, the conversation surrounding men’s mental health begins late, after isolation has already taken hold. Disconnection rarely happens all at once.
10 Questions with Emily Colasante, PMHNP at Livingston HealthCare
Emily Colasante is a board-certified Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioner at Livingston HealthCare. A former bedside registered nurse, Colasante earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees at DeSales University and Vanderbilt University, respectively, before pursuing a career in psychiatric medicine. Colasante&
When we think about prenatal care, our focus is often on what can be measured: lab values, ultrasounds, blood pressure, fetal growth. These are all essential aspects of a healthy pregnancy. However, one of the most influential factors in pregnancy outcomes is frequently forgotten or unrecognized: mental health.
I was
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist,Livingston HealthCare
Last week, I wrote about how action creates motivation; this week, I want to focus on the most important question that follows: how to actually get started, one small step at a time. One of the most effective approaches to building
by Christopher Spromberg, Psy.D
Clinical Psychologist, Livingston HealthCare
In my work as a clinical psychologist, I frequently hear a common concern from adults, teenagers and parents alike: “I just don’t feel motivated,” or “My child has no motivation.” It’s often described as the core problem— the reason
Local author Rick Lamplugh offers a powerful and deeply personal account of resilience and partnership in The Wilds of Cancer: A Life-Affirming Journey. The book chronicles Lamplugh’s experience with aggressive prostate cancer and the path he and his wife, Mary, traveled together through diagnosis, treatment, and recovery.
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by Jill-Ann Ouellette
Baggin’ rights and giving back… one bag at a time—join Stay; Landon’s Legacy on Sunday, May 3rd at the Civic Center, located at 229 River Dr. in Livingston, for an exciting Cornhole FUNdraiser while they raise funds and awareness for suicide prevention. Let’s
Explore Livingston invites members of the business community to an informational meeting with crisis response specialists on Tuesday, April 21st at 5:30 pm. The meeting will be hosted at the new House of West, LLC (HOWL) co-work and creative space, 116 S. Main Street in Livingston.
Since many
