PLABON RD

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PLABON RD

PLABON RD

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Katılım Temmuz 2024
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OPMHS@opmhs27505·
Welcome to Optimum Mental Health Services. We’re a mental health clinic in Renton, WA, providing psychiatric care, therapy, and advanced treatment options with a focus on clarity and support.
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Meet Anthony DelosReyes, DNP, ARNP, PMHNP-BC, CARN. Providing psychiatric care and addiction medicine at Optimum Mental Health Services in Renton, WA. opmhs.com
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Clinical data shows many patients with treatment-resistant depression experienced improvement with Spravato (esketamine) by week 4. Learn more: opmhs.com
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Small actions matter. Listening, respecting boundaries, and staying open to different experiences can help support neurodivergent individuals.
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Intrusive thoughts don’t define you. Acknowledge them, don’t judge them, and let them pass. Small shifts matter.
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Your feelings are valid. Pause, notice, and allow emotions instead of pushing them away. Small steps matter.
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Depression isn’t always obvious. It can show up as irritability, exhaustion, or feeling disconnected. Subtle signs still matter.
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Self-love is often in the small things — boundaries, self-compassion, and recognizing your progress.
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Change is possible. Neuroplasticity allows the brain to adapt through small, consistent habits. Consistency matters.
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You don’t always have to ask “Are you okay?” Sometimes “I’m here” is enough.
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Small habits matter. Sunlight, movement, rest, and calm environments can support your mental well-being.
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Trauma affects how the brain processes stress, emotions, and memory. Healing is possible with the right support.
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You are not a burden. Needing support doesn’t make you one.
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BPD can feel overwhelming — but support is available. Healing and stability are possible over time.
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Suicide prevention can look like checking in, listening, and creating space for conversation. Small actions matter.
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Anxiety isn’t just in your thoughts — it’s in your body too. Somatic tools can help release tension and support calm.
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Spravato vs IV ketamine: what’s the difference? Spravato is FDA-approved and administered in a supervised clinical setting. opmhs.com
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Spravato (esketamine) is an FDA-approved option for certain types of depression, administered in a clinical setting. Learn more at opmhs.com
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Autumn reminder: Let go of what weighs you down. Slow down. Growth takes time.
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Self-care = balance. Physical, emotional, mental, and social well-being all matter.
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