Introduction: Art and Music Therapy: When Words Aren’t Enough, Creativity Speaks Depression does not always announce itself clearly. Sometimes it arrives quietly through exhaustion that does not go away, a loss of interest in things that once mattered, or a lingering sense of numbness that makes daily life feel heavy. For many people, understanding depression begins with noticing these subtle shifts long before a diagnosis is ever made. And yet, even when individuals recogniz

Digital Media and Mental Health are closely connected. Learn how online habits affect depression symptoms, understand depression, and explore depression treatments at The Trahan Therapy Center in Houston.

Introduction: Why Workplace Mental Health Can No Longer Be Ignored The modern workplace has changed dramatically over the past decade. Technology has blurred the lines between work and personal life, productivity expectations have increased, and economic uncertainty has placed pressure on employees at every level. While these shifts have brought efficiency and innovation, they have also introduced a quiet crisis: declining mental health in the workplace. For many employees, s

Introduction: Why Relationships and Mental Health Matter More Than We Realize Relationships shape how we see ourselves, how we cope with stress, and how we experience joy, safety, and belonging. Whether it’s a romantic partner, a close friend, a family member, or even a work relationship, our connections with others play a profound role in our mental and emotional well-being. When relationships are supportive and healthy, they can buffer us against life’s inevitable challeng

Introduction: Physical Health and Mental Well-being: Why the Mind–Body Connection Matters More Than Ever Mental health is often discussed as though it exists in isolation,something that happens entirely in the brain, disconnected from the rest of the body. In reality, nothing could be further from the truth. Physical health and mental well-being are deeply intertwined, influencing one another in ways that are both subtle and profound. When the body is under strain, the mind o

Introduction: Why Sleep Is the Foundation of Mental Health Sleep is often the first thing we sacrifice when life becomes demanding. Late nights, early mornings, endless notifications, and racing thoughts can quietly erode our rest. Yet sleep is not a luxury, it is a biological necessity that directly shapes emotional stability, cognitive performance, and psychological resilience. When sleep suffers, mental health often follows. At The Trahan Therapy Center in Houston, we freq

Grief and loss can quietly reshape every part of life, often bringing emotional pain that feels overwhelming or isolating. While grief is a natural response to heartbreak, it can also trigger depression symptoms such as persistent sadness, fatigue, emotional numbness, and loss of motivation. This guide explores the connection between grief and depression, effective depression treatments, and how The Trahan Therapy Center can support healing and meaningful recovery after loss.

Schizophrenia often develops gradually, with early warning signs that can be easy to overlook or mistake for depression symptoms, anxiety, or everyday stress. Subtle emotional changes, social withdrawal, difficulty concentrating, and shifts in behavior may appear long before a diagnosis is made. Recognizing these early signs is critical, as timely support can significantly improve long-term outcomes and overall quality of life. In this in-depth guide, we explore the early si

As the calendar turns and the crisp winter air continues to surround us, January offers a sense of new beginnings. Unlike the reflective calm of December, January inspires action, renewal, and setting intentions for the year ahead. At The Trahan Therapy Center (TTTC), we view January as more than just the start of a new year—it’s an opportunity to establish mindful routines, focus on growth, and cultivate emotional, mental, and physical wellness. This month, we explore ways t

As the year winds down and winter’s crisp air embraces us, December invites us to reflect, celebrate, and set intentions for the months ahead. Unlike the busy energy of fall, December encourages pause, mindful presence, and gentle preparation for the new year. At The Trahan Therapy Center (TTTC) , we view December as more than a month on the calendar—it’s an opportunity to honor your growth, nurture emotional wellness, and embrace the joy and challenges of the season with int

Introduction: Understanding Eating Disorders Eating disorders affect millions of people across the world, yet they are often misunderstood. Whether it is anorexia, bulimia, binge eating, or other forms of disordered eating, the impact on both physical and mental health is significant. These disorders are not simply about food. They are closely tied to emotional struggles, stress, anxiety, and spiritual well-being. At The Trahan Therapy Center , we approach eating disorders wi

As the crisp autumn air settles in and the golden hues of fall deepen, November invites us to slow down and reflect. It’s a month that naturally encourages gratitude, mindfulness, and a gentle pause before the flurry of the holiday season. Unlike the busyness of September’s back-to-school rhythms, November asks us to look inward, nurture ourselves, and honor the transitions happening in our lives. At The Trahan Therapy Center , we see November as more than just a calendar mar

Introduction: The Power of Faith in Calming the Mind In today’s fast-paced, high-pressure world, anxiety and stress can feel like...

Introduction Depression is more than “just feeling sad.” It’s a serious mental health condition that affects how you think, feel, and...

🍂✨ As summer gently fades and autumn draws near, September becomes more than just another month—it becomes a reset button.  A time to...

As summer reaches its golden stretch, August becomes more than a month—it becomes a bridge.  A time to step from where you’ve been toward...

As the summer sun settles in, July becomes more than a month—it becomes a mirror. A time to look inward. To celebrate how far we’ve come....

A Comprehensive, Holistic Look at ADHD Support at Every Age “I thought I just had trouble keeping up. I didn’t realize my brain was wired...

“I was in therapy for years, but something still felt… stuck.”  That’s what Maya, a 36-year-old teacher, told us during her first visit...

Introduction: Understanding OCD "I can’t leave the house until I check the stove... again. And again." That’s how Sarah, a 29-year-old...