Colorado is known for its stunning Rocky Mountain landscapes and breathtaking national parks. However, behind all that beauty, many individuals and communities across the state are struggling with mental health challenges, addiction, and substance abuse. In this post, discover how you can find accessible and affordable virtual mental health care with Mae Mental Wellness.

October is ADHD Awareness Month. In this blog post, we’ll explore what ADHD is, how it differs from ADD, and address some of the most common myths and facts about the condition. We’ll also discuss what it’s like to live with ADHD, support strategies, and how treatment and support are available at Mae Mental Wellness.

October is Depression Awareness Month, an opportunity to tackle the stigma and misunderstanding surrounding what depression is – and isn’t. In this blog post, debunk 5 myths about depression and learn how to support someone who may be struggling.

Finding the right psychiatric provider in New Hampshire can be challenging. With mental health needs in New Hampshire increasing, more people experiencing anxiety, depression, PTSD, and abusing drugs and alcohol. Read on to see how you can find accessible and affordable virtual mental health care with Mae Mental Wellness.

September is National Recovery Month, which helps bring awareness about substance abuse disorders and highlights the importance of treatment and support services while celebrating the successes of individuals in recovery. Learn how this awareness campaign helps to reduce the stigma that prevents individuals with addiction from seeking professional support.

September 10th marks World Suicide Prevention Day, a global reminder that while suicide remains one of the leading causes of death, it is preventable. Suicide prevention is a shared responsibility, and even small acts of compassion, like listening without judgment, staying connected, and encouraging professional support, can offer hope. No one has to struggle alone.

Many Floridians struggle with mental health concerns such as anxiety, depression, ADHD, and mood disorders. Accessing the right care can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially with things like busy schedules, transportation barriers, and limited local providers. That’s where Mae Mental Wellness can help.

National Grief Awareness Day is observed each year on August 30. This day serves as a reminder that healing begins when we acknowledge our pain and reach for connection. Learn how to cope with grief and how to support those dealing with grief in this week’s blog post.

Start the school year strong with these simple back-to-school mental health tips for students and parents alike. Learn how to reduce stress, ease anxiety, and support emotional wellness all year long, setting up for success.

In this post, we share some grounded tips to support your mental health this summer, plus emerging digital wellness trends Gen Z is turning to for real-time relief.

July is BIPOC Mental Health Month, a time to recognize the unique mental health experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color. Learn how this awareness campaign sheds light on the systemic inequities, stigma, and barriers that continue to negatively impact access to care for BIPOC communities.

June is Alzheimer’s Disease and Brain Awareness Month. Learn how to spot the early signs of Alzheimer’s disease and discover practical tips to boost brain health.

June is recognized as PTSD Awareness Month, a time dedicated to shedding light on a mental health condition that often goes unnoticed. Learn about the signs of PTSD and how you can support a loved one suffering from post-traumatic stress.

Get to know Carol Milliken, co-founder of Mae Mental Wellness, in this insightful Q&A. Carol shares how her background in nursing shapes her thoughtful, patient-first approach to mental health care, and about the importance of collaboration, quality care, and making mental health support more accessible through virtual psychiatry.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and it’s the perfect time to check in with yourself and prioritize your emotional well-being. In this post, you’ll learn eight simple ways to support your mental health daily, plus three key signs it may be time to seek professional help.

We asked Erin Lutchkus, founder of Mae Mental Wellness and board-certified psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner, to answer nine questions that give new and prospective patients a closer look at her approach to mental health care.

Explore country star Luke Combs' journey with Pure O, a rare form of OCD, and learn how Mae Mental Wellness offers personalized, expert care to support those facing similar mental health challenges.