Verve Psychiatry

06/11/2026

We can grieve the end of a relationship, a career change, a missed opportunity, changes in health, or the future we imagined for ourselves. Some losses are visible and acknowledged. Others are quieter and harder for others to recognize.

If you're carrying a loss that others may not see, know that your experience is valid. You don't need permission to grieve something that mattered to you.

Read more here:
https://www.vervepsychiatry.com/post/grief-isn-t-just-about-death-it-s-about-loss-of-all-kinds

06/04/2026

06/04/2026

Struggling in college doesn’t always mean you’re lazy.�Sometimes, it’s ADHD—hiding in plain sight.�And it’s about much more than focus.
Read more: https://www.vervepsychiatry.com/post/adhd-in-college-students-why-it-s-more-than-just-a-focus-problem
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05/29/2026

A strong initiative by the community

05/27/2026

You can be successful and still be struggling.
Many high achievers tie their self-worth to productivity, performance, grades, career success, or constant achievement. Over time, it can become difficult to separate who you are from what you accomplish.
When achievement becomes identity:
Rest feels uncomfortable
Mistakes feel devastating
Self-esteem is dependent on external validation
Taking breaks causes guilt or anxiety
Having ambition or wanting to achieve is not the problem. The problem is when your whole identity becomes what you achieve.
Therapy can help individuals develop healthier self-worth, emotional balance, and a more sustainable relationship with success.
Read more on the blog at Verve Psychiatry Blog:

https://www.vervepsychiatry.com/post/when-achievement-becomes-your-identity

05/13/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month- get help if you or a loved one is struggling.

When you or a loved one need mental health support, it's crucial to have the right resources at your fingertips. 👇

During a crisis situation, you can call or text 988 or call 911 and ask to speak to a CIT-trained officer. You can also contact HopeLine NC at 877-235-4525.

Warmlines offer support, guidance, and referrals to helpful resources in your area. Contact the NAMI NC Helpline at 800-451-9682 or the NC Peer Warmline at 855-PEERS NC.

We encourage everyone to screenshot the image below and save it - you never know when you might need to reach out for help.

Find more crisis and warmline resources: https://naminc.org/crisis-info/