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Brightstone Psychiatry

OUR HEALTH MISSION
As mental health professionals, we strive to put the clients' healing needs first.

We provide quality care, mental health experience, and we commit to provide holistic care to all of our clients.

01/01/2026

Progress in mental health doesn’t require perfection. It begins by leaving behind what weighs the mind down and carrying forward what creates stability. Happy 2026 🥳

12/31/2025

There were moments this year when continuing felt harder than stopping. And still, you’re here.

You don’t have to minimize that. Endurance is a form of strength, even when it’s quiet. Give yourself a round of applause for how far you have come 👏👏👏

12/24/2025

As the year ends, it’s easy to overlook the quieter forms of progress. Mental health growth often looks like small, internal shifts, choices that protect your energy, your nervous system, and your well-being.

If any of these resonate, pause and let yourself acknowledge them. They matter more than you think.

12/18/2025

Schedule your appointment at BrightStonePsychiatry.com 🌞

12/16/2025

Spending the holidays alone can impact mental health, but being alone is not inherently harmful. Loneliness is linked to distress and disconnection, while solitude, when intentional, can support emotional regulation and nervous system recovery.

If time alone begins to feel isolating or overwhelming, support matters. Mental health is shaped not by how many people surround you, but by the quality of safety, regulation, and connection you experience.

Support is available at BrightStonePsychiatry.com

12/15/2025

The holidays can carry a quiet pressure to be okay, to show up, keep the peace, and push through. If anxiety feels louder this season, it’s not a failure. It’s your nervous system asking for support.

Slow your breathing. Do less. Ask for help. Regulation begins with care, not perfection. Schedule an appointment @ BrightStonePsychiatry.com

12/10/2025

December isn’t joyful for everyone and that’s okay. Some are celebrating, some are rebuilding, and others are quietly grieving the version of their life they thought they’d have. Whatever this month looks like for you, your feelings are valid. You can hold both gratitude and frustration, celebration and sadness, hope and heaviness, at the same time.

Take what you need this month, even if what you need is rest. Visit BrightStonePsychiatry.com for additional support 🌞

12/04/2025

The holidays can bring both warmth and heartache. For many, December resurfaces memories, missing faces, and silent grief, even for those still living but no longer present in the same way.

Grief and joy are not opposites, they are evidence that love existed.

If this season feels different for you, your emotions are valid. You’re allowed to hold space for both the pain of what was and the gratitude for what remains. You don’t have to navigate it alone. 💛

12/03/2025

If your ADHD feels harder to manage in December, you’re not alone. The holiday season adds sensory overload, disrupted routines, emotional triggers, and an avalanche of tasks, all of which intensify ADHD symptoms.

This can look like:
• feeling scattered or overstimulated
• shutting down in social settings
• forgetting plans or losing track of time
• impulse spending
• emotional ups and downs
• burnout from trying to “keep up”

None of this means you’re lazy or failing.
Your brain is managing more pressure, stimulation, and expectation than usual.

Be gentle with yourself this month. Adjust your pace. Protect your energy. If you need support, Bright Stone Psychiatry is here to help you navigate the season with clarity and calm.

11/25/2025

Holidays can be beautiful and brutally heavy at the same time. If this week brings up stress, grief, or pressure to “hold it together,” you’re not alone.

A little planning, a few boundaries, and one deep breath at a time can completely change how you move through the day. Save this checklist as a reminder: you’re allowed to protect your peace, honor your emotions, and leave early if you need to.

Your mental health comes first, today, on Thanksgiving, and every day after. 🌞 Brighter Days Ahead

11/24/2025

A gentle reminder as we move into the holidays: This season isn’t easy for everyone. Some people are grieving. Some are far from family. Some are navigating breakups, loneliness, or financial stress quietly. Some are holding everything together with a smile that doesn’t tell the whole story.

Give people grace. Check in on the ones who go silent.
Extend an invitation to someone who might be spending the holidays alone. Make room at your table, even if it’s just for a cup of tea, a quick call, or some company on a grocery run. You never know what someone is carrying. A small act of kindness hits different this time of year.

Let’s be the kind of people who notice. And reach out. And make space. ✨ BrightStonePsychiatry.com

11/20/2025

It doesn’t take grand gestures to make a real impact. it doesn’t take grand gestures to make a real impact. Connection. Purpose. Movement. Being seen. Feeling safe. These are everyday habits that strengthen men’s mental well-being in ways most people never notice.

If we want healthier families, healthier communities, and healthier men, we start with consistent, simple support, the kind that fits into real life. Let’s keep showing up for the men we love, not just this month but all year, every year ✨

Address

2626 South Loop West Suite 525 Houston Tx
Houston, TX
77054

Telephone

+18323788282

Website

https://www.brightstonepsychiatry.com/about-us

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