Depression is often misunderstood. 

It’s not just sadness. It’s not just “feeling down.” And it’s definitely not something you can snap out of with a positive attitude or a weekend getaway. 

For many people, depression feels like a fog that never lifts — or a weight that makes everything harder than it should be. It’s waking up tired, feeling disconnected from yourself and others, and wondering if things will ever change. 

If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone — and you don’t have to stay stuck. 

If your child (or you) are struggling with focus, impulsivity, irritability, or poor emotional regulation — ADHD may be the first thing that comes to mind. But in today’s world, these symptoms are just as likely to be the result of an overstimulated brain.

In today’s fast-paced world, distractions and stressors are everywhere. Whether it’s work deadlines, personal responsibilities, or the constant buzz of technology, maintaining focus and managing stress can be challenging.

Imagine if your brain had a control panel — one that allowed us to see how it’s really performing, where it’s out of sync, and what it needs to function at its best.  That’s what spectral EEG (sEEG) provides — a non-invasive, 4-minute brain scan that shows us your brain’s electrical activity across all regions. 

The changing seasons bring more than just shifts in temperature and scenery—they can also have a profound impact on our mood and mental health.

Spring is a season of renewal, a time when we declutter our homes, refresh our surroundings, and embrace a fresh start. But what about our minds? Just as we clean our physical spaces, it’s just as important to clear mental clutter and make room for positivity, focus, and well-being.

As the seasons change in Arkansas, the outdoors comes alive with vibrant colors, fresh air, and the perfect conditions for gardening. Whether you’re tending a small herb garden, growing vegetables, or cultivating a flower bed, gardening offers more than just beauty—it’s a powerful tool for mental health and well-being.

As the first day of spring arrives, the world around us begins to transform. The days grow longer, the air feels lighter, and nature awakens with vibrant colors and new life. Just as the earth renews itself, spring offers us a chance for renewal—especially when it comes to our mental health.