Is 2025 the year you set your focus on mental health care for yourself and your family? Learn more about KVC Kentucky’s wraparound, evidence-based services and how they help individuals, children, and families achieve mental wellness.
Winter is the season with the highest rates of anxiety, depression and mood disorders. According to a recent APA poll, two in five Americans say their mood worsens in winter. Kentucky is not exempt from this struggle, as it is among the states with the highest fill rates for bupropion, a medication prescribed for Seasonal Affective Disorder. If you or a loved one are struggling with mental health this winter, it may be Seasonal Affective Disorder. Here’s what you need to know, and what you can do to manage symptoms.
In September, KVC Kentucky celebrated 25 wonderful years of serving children, families and individuals in our communities! Here’s a recap of our anniversary celebration, reflecting on our history and looking ahead to a brighter future for KVC Kentucky.
Encouraging your child to give back to others in their community helps them develop empathy and much more. Here’s ways to raise a charitable child.
Teens can face behavioral or substance use issues each day. Here are instances where a professional therapist is recommended and how you can help.
Teaching your child about giving provides developmental benefits and can also be a very fun process. Here are 3 ways to encourage your child to give back!
These 4 online educational resources help make learning fun for children with learning disabilities.
C.A.R.E. is used by non-clinical workers to strengthen child-adult attachments and teach desired behaviors to children.
The Step Into Parenting classes are a “what to expect” guide for young women, allowing them a forum for questions and answers, education and support.
Prevent Child Abuse Month may end today, but advocacy for children is year round. Helping children can be as simple as being a friend, helping a new mom, and volunteering. You don’t have to go out of your way to help a child, or even change your daily routine. Advocacy can take place every day through small gestures.