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Control those worrying thoughts and take back your day.

Clinical psychologist Lea Berentson's own adversity has fueled her work.

Findings published in SD Medicine, plus other Sanford Health research notes.

“Sometimes kids can’t make the clarification between what is real and what isn’t real."

"Each call is different, making the work we do both challenging and rewarding."

"If you feel that something isn’t right, please talk to someone who can take a careful, closer look and make helpful recommendations.”

Treating depression, anxiety or ADHD can feel like a guessing game. Genetic tests may help.

"We want to break the cycle of substance use in families and replace it with a healthier, sustainable cycle.”

If you feel depressed, it's best to do something about it. It won't go away on its own.

“There’s a lot of pressure on kids that’s not good for their emotional development.”