MentalEase LLC

07/11/2026

I AM SO EXCITED!!!!
After 6 months of praying and waiting.... I can finally say I am now credentialed to provide mental health services with BCBS of GA!!!
Thank you, Jesus, for answering prayers!! I am accepting new clients starting July 20th. For an appointment, you can PM me on FB, email me at [email protected], or schedule with me via https://secure.helloalma.com/providers/angela-queen/

I am grateful to be serving you!!!
In addition to BCBS Carelon Behavioral Health of GA, I am accepting these insurances!!
Aetna
AllSavers UHC
Allied Benefit Systems - Aetna
Allied Benefit Systems - Cigna
Carelon Behavioral Health, Inc.
Christian Brothers Services - Aetna
Cigna
EVHC - Aetna
EVHC - Cigna
Government Employees Health Association
Health Scope - Aetna
Luminare Health - Aetna
Luminare Health - Cigna
Medicare
Meritain
Nippon
Optum
Oscar
Oxford Health Plans
Surest (Formerly Bind)
Sutter Health Plan
Trustmark Health Benefits - Cigna
Trustmark Small Business Benefits - Aetna
UHC Student Resources
UMR
United Healthcare Shared Services
UnitedHealthcare
UnitedHealthcare Global

Angela Queen, NP — General mental health, Depression & Personal growth and self-esteem nurse practitioner serving GA via telehealth. In-network with major insurers. Book through Alma.

03/19/2026

New Podcast!! Happy Thursday!!
Ever think you're just really hungry when you’re staring at a bag of chips? Spoiler: it might be emotional hunger sneaking in. 🍟🤔
Drop a 🔥 if you've ever eaten to feel better (no judgment here!) -- it’s a common habit, not a weakness.
Here’s the scoop: Emotional eating hits fast, craving specific comfort foods, and leaves us feeling guilty afterward. But the real fix? Recognizing the difference between physical hunger and emotional cravings.
Next time your hand reaches for the snack, ask yourself: Would I eat raw broccoli right now? If yes, you’re truly hungry. If no, your emotions are calling the shots.
Remember—minus the guilt, you’re just coping in a way that’s learned. The goal? Break the cycle with mindful choices and some good old self-compassion.
What’s your favorite way to handle that itch to emotionally eat?
Share below—your tip might help the next person!


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03/06/2026

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Ever caught yourself about to say something that makes your coworker or spouse want to hide? 😬 Yep, I’ve been there too.
Drop a 🔥 if you’ve ever unleashed a passive aggressive gem and immediately regretted it.Let’s be honest—passive aggressive phrases are basically emotional Truffauts: sneaky, spicy, and never good for relationships. Sarcasm, "I’m fine," or "No offense," are no-nos unless you enjoy the silent treatment or spontaneous eye rolls. Here’s the scoop: these words come from fear, anxiety, and a stubborn need to avoid conflict.

But here's the twist—if you want peace (and maybe a little sanity), ask yourself what you’re really saying. Sometimes, a calm “Can you help me understand what you meant?” is way more powerful than a sarcastic jab.

Because carving out boundaries and staying calm keeps you in control—and saves you from turning into a human firecracker. 🔥
Are you guilty of any of these phrases? Or do you already have a witty comeback up your sleeve? Share below and let’s get the laughs—and maybe even some enlightenment?

your feelings deserve a little love too!

03/04/2026

Ever accidentally unleash the passive-aggressive monster? 🧟‍♀️ Yeah, me too. Sometimes I feel like my words are secretly seeded with tiny barbed wires.

Drop a 🔥 if you've ever said "It’s fine" while secretly wanting to throw a pillow.

Tag someone who really needs to hear this—I swear, they’re probably passive-aggressive in their sleep.
Here's the truth: those sneaky phrases like "No offense," "I’m just joking," or the classic "Do whatever you want" are like verbal landmines. One minute you're chit-chatting, next you're dodging emotional grenades. ⚡

But wait—there’s hope! Setting boundaries, calling out passive aggression with kindness, and not stooping to their level can save your sanity (and your Netflix nights).

Remember: responding with sarcasm or anger only fuels the fire. Instead, decode their intent, ask clarifying questions, and save your mental energy for what truly matters.

What’s your biggest passive-aggressive pet peeve? Spill below—let’s laugh or cry together.

Full truth bomb & some tips in bio.


Listen first, then... tell me the most passive-aggressive comment that gets your beast unleashed!!

Happy listening, my friends!!

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02/25/2026

"EVER FEEL LIKE YOUR ANGER IS JUST DOING PUSH-UPS IN THE GYM OF YOUR MIND? SPOILER: IT'S NORMAL, BUT HOW YOU TRAIN IT MATTERS."
Drop a 🔥 if you've ever lost it over something silly but felt totally justified. We all get turned up — by emails that start with “per our last message,” or when someone says “you’re overreacting” in a relationship. Yep, we've been there, and yes, it triggers that fiery side. But here’s the truth: anger is just your body’s way of saying, “Hey, I’ve had enough!” It’s the last in line after stress, fatigue, and feeling unseen. The good news? You can train that unruly puppy called anger. Instead of screaming, try pausing—literally—before reacting. Take a breath, look at your body; are you tired, hungry, overstimulated? Then, instead of fighting your feelings, move! Walk, stretch, or even clean—yup, good old cleaning gets those anger vibes out without causing chaos.Remember, anger isn’t the enemy—it’s your internal alarm. Handle it with humor, honesty, and a little bit of self-compassion.Are you ready to give it a shot?

02/17/2026

https://youtu.be/lxv2SIowaB0

Join me for the final episode in the grief series

Dr. Angela Queen, a mental health practitioner, introduces her podcast and discusses the importance of mental health. She then delves into the topic of grief...

02/09/2026

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02/03/2026

Can't Steal My Joy... My beautiful Sadie.
Where is your joy?

02/02/2026

Grief doesn’t follow a timeline.
It doesn’t move in straight lines.
And it doesn’t disappear just because time passes.

In this episode, we talk honestly about grief—
the quiet days, the heavy days, and the moments it shows up when you least expect it.

If you’re grieving, missing someone, or carrying a loss that still hurts…
This space is for you. 🤍

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