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25/07/2025

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Su***de rates vary among racial and ethnic groups, with non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) people ha...
18/07/2025

Su***de rates vary among racial and ethnic groups, with non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native (AI/AN) people having the highest age-adjusted rates (28.1 per 100,000).

Black youth experienced a 144% increase in su***de rates between 2007 and 2020, the fastest-growing rate among racial groups.

Here are the stats:

* From 2018 to 2021, su***de rates among Black youth ages 10–24 years increased from 8.2% to 11.2%, a 36.6% increase.

* In 2021, for Black youth ages 10–24, su***de was the third leading cause of death.

* In the last 25 years, self-reported Black youth su***de attempts increased by 73%.

Source: Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Need to find support? Start with your child’s pediatrician. Schedule a consultation to discuss your concerns. Contact our office at (202) 525-2426.

Other Resources:

NAMI Teen and Young Adult HelpLine
Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264), chat, text “Friend” to 62640 or email at helpline@nami.org.
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𝐖𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲!We promise to provide a nurturing environment where all families feel safe and welcomed. We want you to vi...
15/07/2025

𝐖𝐞 𝐚𝐫𝐞 𝐟𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐥𝐲!
We promise to provide a nurturing environment where all families feel safe and welcomed. We want you to view us as part of your family: the village that supports you with the care and development of your child(ren).

Make an appointment for care for your child(ren) by contacting us at (202) 525-2426.

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July has been a time to acknowledge and explore issues concerning mental health and minority communities, and to destigm...
10/07/2025

July has been a time to acknowledge and explore issues concerning mental health and minority communities, and to destigmatize mental illness and enhance public awareness among affected minority groups across the U.S. 

Stress and Trauma can directly impact a child’s mental and emotional well-being. Recognizing the differences can be important in their overlap to provide effective trauma-informed care.

Need to find support?  Start with your child’s pediatrician. Schedule a consultation to discuss your concerns. Contact our office at (202) 525-2426.

Source: National Child Traumatic Stress Network 

Other Resources:

NAMI Teen and Young Adult HelpLine
Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264), chat, text “Friend” to 62640 or email at helpline@nami.org.
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Holiday closures for the 4th of July 🎇•
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01/07/2025

Holiday closures for the 4th of July 🎇
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15/06/2025

Happy Father’s Day to all of the dads and father figures that inspire, support, and give their unconditional love. Enjoy your day, dads!
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11/06/2025

June is Acne Awareness Month can help de-stigmatize the condition, encouraging individuals including teens to seek help without shame or embarrassment.

Acne causes "pimples," is common and a normal part of growing up—especially in the teenage years. In fact, around 85% of people have acne when they're teens.

Acne can affect many spots on the body, from the face, neck and shoulders to the upper back and chest. Acne can also affect self-esteem and mental health.

Contact our office to schedule an appointment to discuss options to help your teen with acne. Call us at (202) 525-2426.

Source: healthychildren.org
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In honor of Memorial Day, our office will be closed on Monday. We’ll reopen normal business hours on Tuesday, May 27. Ha...
23/05/2025

In honor of Memorial Day, our office will be closed on Monday. We’ll reopen normal business hours on Tuesday, May 27. Have a safe holiday!
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12/05/2025

Happy International Nurses Day 2025👩🏾‍⚕️👨‍⚕️♥️
We thank every nurse for always blessing us with their love, care, and support.
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It is easy for intense emotions to quickly become overwhelming. Even kids without a history of mental health conditions ...
09/05/2025

It is easy for intense emotions to quickly become overwhelming. Even kids without a history of mental health conditions like depression can make impulsive decisions with tragic consequences. Below are some actions you can take to ensure that your home is a safe environment for your child.

🟢 Firearms: An unsecured firearm is a deadly risk for a child of any age. 

Here are some facts:
* Even if you think you’ve hidden your gun well, chances are your child will find it. In fact, by as young as first grade, 4 out of 5 kids know where a gun is hidden in their home.

* 90% of su***de attempts with a firearm are fatal.

* Nearly 2/3 of firearm deaths are due to su***de.

🟢 Medications: Any medication can be dangerous.

* Medications are frequently used in su***de attempts.

* Over-the-counter and prescription medications can result in overdose death.

🟢 Other Risk:

* Alcohol is a commonly used drug among young people. Alcohol use can increase the risk of impulsive decisions like su***de.

* If your child is thinking about su***de, check your home for other risks. Find and securely store sharp objects such as knives or razors and items such as belts or ropes. You may need to disable locks on bathroom and bedroom doors.

Source: healthychildren.org

Other resources available at:

NAMI Teen and Young Adult HelpLine
Call 1-800-950-NAMI (6264), chat, text “Friend” to 62640 or email at helpline@nami.org.
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Events That Can Impact Your Child’s Well-beingAll children face life changes, but the impacts may vary in each child. Th...
05/05/2025

Events That Can Impact Your Child’s Well-being

All children face life changes, but the impacts may vary in each child. The support and buffering systems provided by parents, caregivers and the community can make a big difference.

Here are some examples of stressful experiences or events, sometimes called adverse childhood experiences or ACEs, that may impact a child:

* Death of a loved one
* Separation or divorce
* Witnessing violence at home or school
* Financial instability, food insecurity or housing instability
* Persistent school stressors
* Su***de of a friend
* Relatives in prison
* Gender or racial discrimination or bullying (in person or via social media)

Source: healthychildren.org

Need to find support?  Start with your child’s pediatrician. Schedule a consultation to discuss your concerns. Contact our office at (202) 525-2426.
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