Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston, LLC, 29 Leinbach Drive, Suite B4, Charleston, SC (2026)

05/07/2026

A study found the 988 crisis hotline is linked to an 11% drop in U.S. su***de deaths among teens and young adults—about 4,400 fewer deaths since 2022. While researchers cannot prove the hotline alone caused the decline, evidence suggests it played a major role, especially in states with higher call usage. Experts say the service helps de-escalate crises and connect individuals to care, though it is not a complete solution. They also argue that continued funding and expansion will be needed to better understand the hotline’s impact.

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Cindy L. Carter, Ph.D.

05/06/2026

The FDA is accelerating the development of psychedelic therapies for serious mental illnesses by issuing priority review vouchers, approving early-stage trials, and preparing new research guidelines. These efforts target conditions like depression and PTSD, where current treatments are limited. It also approved the first U.S. trial of an ibogaine-derived drug for alcohol use disorder.
The move reflects stronger federal support but also emphasizes stricter scientific standards. Overall, the FDA is speeding up progress while aiming to ensure safety and reliable evidence.

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Cindy L. Carter, Ph.D.
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05/05/2026

As a proud sponsor of the Moms’ Run, we’re excited for race week and all the meaningful moments ahead supporting moms in our community 💗

Packet pickup details below ⬇️
Hosted by our friends at Fleet Feet Mount Pleasant

🕓 Thursday, May 7 | 4:00 – 7:00 p.m.
🛍️ First 500 participants will receive a race bag

Race day pickup will also be available starting at 6:45 a.m. at Philip Simmons High School.

There’s still time to join the 550+ already registered—sign up at the link in bio!

We’re honored to support this event and can’t wait to see everyone out there 💗
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04/30/2026

As a proud sponsor of the Moms’ Run, C&B Health Center is giving away 4 complimentary race registrations — split into 2 winners (2 registrations each) this year!

Whether you’re walking or running, it’s a meaningful way to show up for moms at every stage. And even better — the 1-Mile Mom Village Walk is FREE for everyone, so bring your friends, family, and join the community in support.

✨ Each race registration is valued at $35

To enter:
• Like this post
• Tag a friend you’d bring with you
• Make sure you’re following

Winners will be announced soon!

We can’t wait to see you on May 9th 💗
And find our materials in your race day bags for more info!

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04/28/2026

As a proud sponsor of the Moms’ Run, C&B Health Center is giving away 4 complimentary race registrations — split into 2 winners (2 registrations each) this year!

Whether you’re walking or running, it’s a meaningful way to show up for moms at every stage. And even better — the 1-Mile Mom Village Walk is FREE for everyone, so bring your friends, family, and join the community in support.

✨ Each race registration is valued at $35

To enter:
• Like this post
• Tag a friend you’d bring with you
• Make sure you’re following

Winners will be announced soon!

We can’t wait to see you on May 9th 💗

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04/22/2026

We’re honored to be part of something so meaningful to our Charleston community. 💗

C&B Health Center is proud to be a sponsor of the Moms’ Run—an event that brings families together to support and celebrate moms at every stage. This incredible day helps fund year-round programs, peer support, and resources for moms navigating pregnancy and postpartum.

If you’re attending, be sure to check your race bag—we’re excited to be included alongside other local partners supporting this mission.

We’re grateful to stand alongside organizations making a real impact for moms and families across Charleston. We’ll see you on May 9th for one final, special run. 🏃‍♀️

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04/20/2026

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Such a beautiful brunch with some of our women! Thank you again to for getting some of our tasty food and for for coming too! Check those resources out if you haven’t yet. Love our mom moments and excited for these women who are expecting their next baby sometime in the coming weeks or months! (Only 4 of 9 pregnant Fit Mommy ladies pictured 😉)

04/20/2026

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Shout out to for getting us brunch food for our Potluck Brunch on Sunday at 1:30! We are so thankful for the constant support from this incredible place. Please send them a DM or call them to set up an appointment. They will help you with whatever you need.

Come Sunday! Anyone is welcome - we will meet in the shade on Daniel Island waterfront and celebrate all the pregnant moms and enjoy the beautiful day.

04/16/2026

Black Maternal Health Week is a time to listen, learn, and reflect on the realities many women face during pregnancy and postpartum.

A recent Lowcountry event honored the legacy of a local midwife while bringing attention to ongoing maternal health disparities in our community.

Black women continue to face significantly higher risks during pregnancy and childbirth — outcomes that are often preventable with better access to care, support, and education.

Conversations like these matter. So does continued advocacy, awareness, and support for mothers at every stage.

At Cognitive & Behavioral Health Center of Charleston, we’re grateful to be part of a community that is working toward better outcomes for all families.

https://www.live5news.com/2026/04/15/black-maternal-health-week-event-honors-late-midwife-addresses-disparities/
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04/13/2026

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IT’S OPEN HOUSE WEEK! Come to as many classes as you’d like for free! Enjoy it? Join us regularly and put in promo ‘OPENHOUSE20’ FOR $20 OFF Unlimited Monthly or 10 class pass option!
Check out all the fun we have planned by swiping ! Invite some friends and let’s get stronger together! jamesislandmoms danielislandmoms charlestonmomvillage charlestonmomplaydates fitmommycharleston hanahanmoms charlestonmommeetup charlestonmomcommunity CharlestonMoms charlestonmoms charlestonkids

04/09/2026

Scientists are developing models to predict thoughts, images and sounds that are produced in the brain through the use of artificial intelligence and electrodes attached to the brain. The science is evolving rapidly with the promise of helping those with conditions such as ALS, where speech has become impossible due to motor deterioration, to be able to share their thoughts with others. Similar technologies are advancing to assist with understanding what people are seeing and hearing in their mind.

Jeannine Monnier, Ph.D.

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04/08/2026

Public interest in mental health apps has increased as quickly as the creation of these apps. Not all apps, however, are created equal. This article by Anna Medaris in the American Psychological Association’s Monitor on Psychology helps to educate the reader on what to look for and what to look out for in such apps. In particular, people should be looking for apps that clearly explain what they do with your data and that have safeguards related to privacy. Potential app-users should also look for a digital badge from APA Labs that signal that certain criteria have been met in regard to such concerns as clinical usefulness and user safety. Also, the article notes the importance of discussing your mental health app use with your mental health provider to increase the likelihood of that you are using apps that will be most beneficial.

Jeannine Monnier, Ph.D.

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