When grandparental involvement turns into overbearing oversight, it can strain relationships and undermine parenting decisions. This article explores the signs of “helicopter grandparenting,” why it happens, and actionable strategies for parents to set healthy boundaries while maintaining a supportive family dynamic.
Telehealth.org: Pediatric Behavioral Health Screening & Access: Pediatricians Emerge as Key Entry Point
How Virtual Telepsychiatry Transforms Behavioral Healthcare Access
Integrating virtual behavioral health into health systems and emergency departments is critical for closing care gaps and reducing clinician burnout. This article breaks down how board-certified telepsychiatry providers embed into existing clinical workflows to speed up psychiatric assessments, lower ED wait times, and deliver timely, patient-centered care.
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Rewiring Self-Worth: How Clinicians Can Combat the Mental Health Effects of Social Media on Youth
Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tom Milam, shares his clinical perspective on how behavioral health providers can help young patients navigate the mental health challenges associated with social media. In his article featured in Healthcare Business Today, Dr. Milam addresses the growing impact of digital platforms on youth wellbeing and offers actionable guidance for clinicians and caregivers alike.
Emotional Regulation Over Screen Limits
In his latest article for The Good Men Project, Iris Telehealth’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tom Milam, challenges the conventional wisdom around screen time limits. Instead, he emphasizes the importance of helping youth build emotional regulation skills to better manage what they encounter online. His insights offer a thoughtful, constructive approach for both parents and providers.
No, Mental and Emotional Health Aren’t the Same Thing. These Are the 5 Differences to Know.
In a recent Peloton article, Iris Telehealth’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Thomas Milam, offers valuable insights into the distinctions between mental and emotional health. He emphasizes the importance of understanding our internal mental processes and how we express emotions outwardly, shedding light on the interconnectedness of our inner experiences and external expressions. This perspective is crucial for fostering holistic well-being and enhancing our relationships with others.
More Than 100 Lawmakers Urge Scrapping Of Federal Plans To Cut LGBTQ Lifeline Services
In a recent USA TODAY article, lawmakers are urging federal officials to preserve funding for the 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline’s LGBTQ+ support line — a vital resource for at-risk communities. Iris Telehealth’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tom Milam, offers clinical insight on the importance of identity-affirming care in suicide prevention. As a board-certified child and adolescent psychiatrist, Dr. Milam emphasizes how specialized, affirming mental health support can be life-saving for LGBTQ+ individuals, especially youth.
Mental Health Stigma: Why HR Still Has “A Lot Of Work” To Do
Our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tom Milam, shares his clinical perspective on how behavioral health providers can help young patients navigate the mental health challenges associated with social media. In his article featured in Healthcare Business Today, Dr. Milam addresses the growing impact of digital platforms on youth wellbeing and offers actionable guidance for clinicians and caregivers alike.
Q&A: AI Has The Potential To Boost Mental Health Support
In a recent Q&A with Digital Journal, Iris Telehealth’s Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Tom Milam, discusses the nuanced role of artificial intelligence in mental health care. Drawing from a recent consumer survey, Dr. Milam highlights both the potential and the reservations surrounding AI integration in behavioral health. While there’s growing interest in AI’s ability to enhance access and efficiency, concerns about empathy, data privacy, and trust remain prevalent. Dr. Milam emphasizes the importance of combining AI tools with human oversight to ensure effective and compassionate care delivery.
Why It’s Past Time To Get Ready For The Multigenerational Workforce
With five generations now active in the workforce, HR leaders face the challenge of meeting diverse needs across age groups.
This insightful article from HR Executive features Iris Chief People Officer Sarah Fyfe and explores how organizations can adapt through flexible benefits, inclusive learning strategies, and skill development initiatives. Discover how embracing age diversity can drive agility and innovation in your organization.
What Does HR Need To Fulfill Its New Role As “Strategic Architect Of Wellbeing”?
In today’s evolving workplace, HR leaders are stepping into the role of “strategic architect of wellbeing.”
Iris Telehealth’s Chief People Officer, Sarah Fyfe, shares how the organization integrates telehealth solutions to support employee wellbeing. From flexible access to virtual care to personalized benefits like mental health stipends and wellness programs, discover how Iris Telehealth is redefining employee support in the modern era.
