health
What’s the connection between gluten and thyroid health?
Gluten continues to garner a ton of attention. If you have a gluten-related disorder, such as celiac disease, you know why. But what about the rest of the body? For instance, what’s the connection between gluten and thyroid health? If you have celiac disease or a diagnosed wheat allergy, there’s a strong chance you could […]
Ways ABA Enhances Health and Independence for Autistic Adults
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) impacts individuals differently, and as those with autism transition into adulthood, their needs for independence, health, and social inclusion become more pronounced. Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a well-established approach to helping individuals with autism thrive, particularly as they become adults. But how does ABA specifically help autistic adults enhance their […]
Practical Tips for Mental Health
Societal expectations of what it means “to be a man” often cause men to keep their emotions hidden from others (often from ourselves), making it harder to take positive actions to manage our mental health effectively. But what if practicing a simple daily habit could help change that? Daily affirmations can be a quick, yet […]
Autism Grants & Scholarships – Kind Behavioral Health
Navigating the cost of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy can feel overwhelming, but we’re here to help! Our Director of Payor Relations and RCM, Lucy Cruz, has created a comprehensive guide to grants and scholarships that can ease financial stress. This resource isn’t just for ABA therapy—it includes options for a variety of services, making […]
Managing Cystic Fibrosis and His Mental Health
About Andrew: I was born with Cystic Fibrosis (diagnosed at three months old) and have faced numerous challenges physically and mentally throughout my life. In 1979, when I was born, the average lifespan for a CF patient was just 17 years. My parents never kept details of my condition from me, so I grew up […]
10 Ways Autism Positively Influences Health Choices
Autism, a neurodevelopmental condition characterized by unique cognitive and sensory traits, offers valuable perspectives on life, including health and wellness. While autism often comes with its own challenges, it also brings empowering strengths that can significantly influence health choices. From sensory awareness to commitment to routine, this article explores 10 ways autism positively shapes health […]
Bridging Genes and Brains: A New Frontier in Public Health
Public health keeps communities healthy by preventing disease, promoting well-being, and ensuring everyone has access to essential care. While many people link public health to vaccination campaigns or clean water, mental health is equally crucial. My research sits at the intersection of mental health, neuroimaging, and genetics. By studying how the brain functions, and how […]
The Impact of Post-Election Uncertainty on Women’s Mental Health
For many women, the 2024 presidential election felt personal. In the days since November 4th, women have reported feeling anxiety, anger, sadness, and even hopelessness. Research suggests that politics in general, and election cycles specifically, have become a significant source of stress for a majority of Americans, but women were more likely than men to […]
2024 ABA Gift Guide – Kind Behavioral Health
Kind Behavioral Health offers specialized ABA programs for young learners. Our programs for children aged 1-7 aim to build skills they will need to succeed in all areas of their life. By learning to effectively communicate their wants and needs, engage in social and play activities they find enjoyable, and adapt to everyday tasks, […]
What Happens in Vegas in April Will Help The Future of Youth Mental Health: In Conversation with the #ADAA2025 Conference Co-Chairs
Is youth mental health in a global crisis? It’s a redundant question but a google search on that phrase brings up an alarming number of results, just from 2024, that give a resounding yes – from the World Health Organization to UNICEF to the New York Times to the World Economic Forum to down under […]