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>> A recent report from gallup found that nearly 30% of U.S. adults have been diagnosed with depression in their lifetime. 30%, almost 18%, are being treated for it or experiencing symptoms this morning. Doctor lakshmi shahani from ut health houston joins us to talk more about these historically high numbers. Good morning to you. I'm thankful you're here to talk about this. It just seems like every year these numbers are going up. Are you seeing this across the line for all ages, or are we still seeing this really in our younger teens and young adults? More? >> Great question.
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Dr. Tonya Martin, licensed psychologist with The Harris Center, shares how to identify the signs of symptoms and offer help to teens.
Dr. Dionne Hill from The Harris Center kicks off Mental Health Awareness Month by sharing how to spot the signs and symptoms of mental health, and sharing local resources and treatment options in the Greater Houston area.
Dr. Tranika Jefferson, Behavior Analyst with The Harris Center, shares examples of promoting inclusivity.
Dr. Gena Reine with The Harris Center, shares some fact vs. fiction when it comes to Autism to help raise awareness.
The Harris Center offers numerous programs to assist individuals with IDD, including the opportunity to participate in their choir, called "The Unique Voices” as a means of support.
If a parent or loved one is diagnosed with an illness, like cancer, it impacts children. Dr. Krystin Holmes shares ways to talk with your children.
Daylight saving times changes more than the time for some as they adjust to the changing seasons.
