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ELLIE in theNEWS
Ellie Therapist Matt Johnson Discusses Mental Health During a Pandemic
Mental health struggles are a very real problem for many as we self-quarantine. Local therapist Matt Johnson joined Cory Hepola to discuss the issue and share some insight on how to get through these days.
Podcast
Taking Care of Your Mental Health During the Holidays
Erin Pash of Ellie Family Services explains how you can get over the holiday blues (3:23).
Video Interview
Ellie Therapist Matt Johnson Talks Anxiety with WCCO’s Cory Hepola
Cory Hepola, WCCO radio host, and Matt Johnson, Ellie therapist and director, talk about how anxiety and the importance of normalizing mental health distress.
Podcast
Ellie Offers Police Wellness Visits
Kim Johnson reports on the collaborative initiative between Ellie and the West St Paul police department. Supporting the community by bringing wellness consultations to law enforcement personnel.
Article, Video
Ellie’s Co-Founder Erin Pash Discusses Mental Health Resources with WCCO Kim Johnson
May is Mental Health Awareness month. On Tuesday, Erin Pash with Ellie Family Services sat down with Kim Johnson to discuss available resources (3:48).
Video
Kyle Keller & Erin Pash Talk ‘How to Stop Freaking the %#[email protected] Out!’ Book with WCCO
A new book by Twin Cities therapists aims to provide lighthearted and humorous suggestions for people experiencing stress and anxiety. It’s called “How to Stop Freaking the %#[email protected] Out!” Erin Pash and Kyle Keller join us. (3:43)
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Mental Health Services Aim to Find Creative Ways to Provide Continuous Care
Ellie Mental Health opened in Lakeville in September 2017, and the clinic is working to find new and creative ways to provide mental health care to those in need.
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MinnPost Book Review
Minnpost talks about the book, “How to Stop Freaking the %#$ Out!”, and how Erin and Kyle aim to de-stigmatize mental health using humor.
Book Review
