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Guidelight was proud to walk with NAMI Massachusetts during last month's Mental Health Awareness Month 💚

Expanding access to quality mental health takes a community. Thank you NAMI Massachusetts for bringing us all together for a day of community, awareness, and celebration.

Pride Month is about celebration, visibility, dignity, and belonging. At Guidelight, we know how powerful affirming mental health care can be in supporting LGBTQIA+ individuals. This commitment comes to life through Prism, our Intensive Outpatient Program for LGBTQIA+ individuals led by our Central Park and Cherry Creek teams in Colorado. This Pride Month and beyond, we're committed to care that sees the whole person.

Irritability is not a moral failure. It’s often a signal. When you’re feeling irritable and intolerant of others, your mind and body may be telling you that your stress level is high, your emotions are overloaded or your mental health needs support.

You don’t have to white-knuckle your way through irritability and intolerance. Guidelight Health can help.

Contact us today via our website or phone.

Andy Cruz, MD, is a mission-driven physician-executive working to expand access to transformative, compassion-first mental healthcare.

In 2023, he co-founded Guidelight, a national provider of intermediate behavioral health care (PHP/IOP) that serves clients across all insurance lines. Guidelight exists to close the gap between outpatient and inpatient care—offering a level of treatment that is often the most appropriate and powerful, yet the most challenging to access.

To learn more about Dr. Cruz and the Guidelight leadership, visit our website.

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If you feel like you get in your own way, or prevent yourself from reaching for something good out of fear, that’s known as self-sabotage.

Self-sabotage can have long-term negative effects on your relationships and future success. If you’re having trouble adjusting your behaviors, it can be helpful to have some outside guidance.

Talking to a professional mental health provider, such as a therapist, can help you identify your self-sabotaging behaviors, figure out the root causes and learn how to work through them.

In honor of Mental Health Awareness Month, Bea Stronz, the Executive Director of Guidelight Central Park, spoke beautifully about how folks can cope with stress and mental health challenges. Her warmth and expertise came through in every answer — a true reflection of the care Guidelight brings to this work.

Thank you, Bea, for your taking time to be a compassionate ambassador for Guidelight. We are so grateful!

Self-confidence usually refers to the belief in your ability to handle challenges and accomplish tasks. Self-trust is the deeper belief that you can rely on your own judgment, values and inner voice. When both are strong, you’re more likely to set boundaries, take healthy risks and pursue what matters to you.

Guidelight Health can help guide you through steps to build your self-confidence!

Everyone has a seat at Guidelight. Contact our team today for more information.