Ask a Therapist
Virtual Event Series
"I can't focus on anything other than my health condition."
Every month, our Ask a Therapist webinar series covers a mental health topic that lingers in our minds. In June, we’re talking about coping with chronic conditions.
Date: Wednesday, June 15th
Time: 12:00 - 12:30 PM ET
For millions of people worldwide, chronic conditions are part of day-to-day life. Chronic conditions involve symptoms don’t go away or lessen over time. Even though symptoms can sometimes be managed or minimized, the condition can never be completely cured.
Join our therapists this month to have your questions answered on:
- The mental health impacts of chronic illness and conditions
- How to tackle automatic thoughts to relieve negative thinking
- The practice of acceptance and value-based living
Register today for the free virtual event:
Can’t attend? Don’t worry, all of our live events are recorded and available afterward on our Mental Wellness Content platform. If you have questions you'd like to submit to our therapists in advance of the live event, e-mail community@mindbeacon.com.
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