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03/05/2026

Mobile sports betting has exploded in recent years. As of December 2025, 31 states, plus Washington, D.C., allow for some form of online sports betting. Public health researchers are reporting different outcome data, such as seeking help for gambling addiction, varying by state gambling legislation. According to Nora Volkow, Director at the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), “Mobile access has transformed the temporal, spatial, and psychological dynamics of gambling, compressing the cycle of urge, opportunity, and action into seconds and thereby amplifying risk for rapid escalation and in some instances catastrophic outcomes.” As with other forms of addiction, prevention will be an important factor in protecting those most at risk from problematic psychological, social, and financial consequences.

Cindy Carter, Ph.D.

Link here and in bio- https://www.cbhealthcenter.com/candbnews/h964wa4djjsgw26-ld2fa-bfpgw-3kkx4

03/03/2026

🤍 You don’t have to navigate pregnancy or postpartum alone.

Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston offers a dedicated Pregnancy & Postpartum CBT Program designed to support mothers before, during, and after pregnancy.

We help ease:
• Stress
• Anxiety
• Depression

Available In-person and via Telehealth with flexible scheduling.

Support is here when you need it most.

📞 843-501-7001
🌐 www.cbhealthcenter.com
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03/02/2026

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🍪✨ TWISTED SUGAR STORY TIME ✨🍪

Join us every First Thursday of the Month
🕙 10:00 AM

📍 Twisted Sugar

Bring your littles for:
📖 A sweet story time
🎨 A fun craft activity
🍪 Cookies + drinks available for purchase

Perfect for toddlers & preschoolers!

💗 No RSVP required
💗 Stay & play vibes
💗 Sweet memories guaranteed

02/26/2026

New studies help to tease out how maternal support offers significant advantages for children. Outcomes impacted by positive mothering include economic success, academic achievement, and health and well-being. This article from the American Psychological Association’s The Monitor explores the current research on this topic, highlighting the benefits supporting the health of mothers.

Jeannine Monnier, Ph.D.

Link here and in bio- https://www.cbhealthcenter.com/candbnews/h964wa4djjsgw26-ld2fa-bfpgw

02/24/2026

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Join the fun with our upcoming Recreation community events and activities! Crafts & Critters: Sequin-Scaled Butterflies, Happy Birthday Hazel Parker ( #180009), Crafternoon: Saint Patrick’s Day, St. Paddy’s Day Party ( #280005), Shamrock Hunt, and Mother Son Date Night ( #271007). Please note, that registration is required for some events - see activity codes and register online at charleston-sc.gov/rectrac. 🦋🎂☘️

02/19/2026

We are living in a world that is rife with societal divisions. The impact is experienced at the global level down to the family and friend level. This impact has not been for the better (see the American Psychological Association’s 2025 Stress in America report). This article on research by Rhia Catapano, Ph.D., provides useful insights into how to build understanding and improve communication.

Jeannine Monnier, Ph.D.

Link here and in bio
https://www.cbhealthcenter.com/candbnews/h964wa4djjsgw26-ld2fa
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02/18/2026

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Spring Events? ✅ In Our Neighborhood? ✅ Free? ✅ Looks like a fantastic spring ahead!

02/16/2026

As we continue to be inundated with information, we risk consuming at least some misinformation. The American Psychological Association is working to provide the public with educational tools to assist in developing misinformation detection skills. See the attached American Psychological Association report designed to assist people in combating misinformation.

Jeannine Monnier, Ph.D.

Link here and in bio- https://www.cbhealthcenter.com/candbnews/h964wa4djjsgw26

02/10/2026

In this important minicast, we’re joined by Rochelle Hanson, Ph.D. to discuss the realities and long-term impact of childhood trauma and why early support and awareness matter.

Together, we describe how adverse experiences can shape emotional development, relationships, and mental health across the lifespan—and how communities, caregivers, and professionals can play a role in creating safer, more supportive environments for children.

This conversation highlights the importance of recognizing trauma, reducing stigma, and expanding access to compassionate, evidence-based, trauma-informed care across South Carolina.

A meaningful listen for parents, educators, caregivers, and anyone passionate about supporting healthier futures for the next generation.

🎧 Listen to the latest minicast — link in bio.
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02/06/2026

🌿 FREE Sensory-Friendly Hour for individuals with sensory sensitivities and their families—designed for a calm, accessible morning in nature.

✨ 8:00 AM early access (before general admission)
🎟️ Free entry for participant + one companion
🦉 Wildlife Center encounters
🚂 Quiet, narration-free train ride (optional, 8–9 AM)
🌸 Peaceful garden walks (mowing paused)

⚠️ Limited capacity—registration required.
Guests may stay after the hour. Please bring a water bottle (refill station on site).

📍 Magnolia Plantation & Gardens
3550 Ashley River Road

🗓 February 7
⏰ 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM

02/03/2026

Fear of missing out, also known as FOMO, refers to anxiety a person experiences when missing out on social activities. New research suggests that FOMO is initiated by worries about missing bonding opportunities with a valued group, rather than missing an enjoyable experience. Research participants worried that missing out would negatively affect their connection and future belonging with the group. The researchers suggest their findings underscore the importance of human bonding in an era of increasing reports of isolation.
Cindy Carter, Ph.D.

https://www.cbhealthcenter.com/candbnews/artificial-intelligence-ai-is-here-to-stay-4gwwa-WcYa7-pa977-5rspf-e2cj5-rgj3n-yrt6c-m9kna-dt4x9-nz6ja-p6ww8-pltel-rbmz6-kdfg7-rynbw-8nt89-zaxr4-mwgw2-r8yg5-gybgh-e3jkz-p4nc9-b25n6-6cxld-gwjse-flhjl

02/02/2026

🤍 Support for every stage of motherhood.

Our Pregnancy & Postpartum CBT Program is designed to help ease stress, anxiety, and depression — before, during, and after pregnancy.

With compassionate care, flexible scheduling, and both in-person + telehealth options, you don’t have to navigate this season alone.

Now accepting Medicaid, Aetna, Humana, self-pay, and more.

📞 843-501-7001
🌐 cbhealthcenter.com

Because your mental health matters — always.

TelehealthCare MentalWellness LowcountryMoms YouAreNotAlone

Address

29 Leinbach Drive, Suite B4
Charleston, SC
29407

Telephone

+18435017001

Website

https://cbhealthcenter.com/

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