Calming Currents Psychiatry

06/20/2026

Today’s the day!

We’ll be hanging out at Lakefront Park in Hudson until 4pm at Hudson Pride’s Valley Wide Pride Fest, hosted by Hudson WI Pride!

Join us in celebrating community, inclusion, and LGBTQ+ visibility across the St. Croix Valley. Come say hi!

06/05/2026

June is Pride Month and we are so excited to be celebrating with Hudson WI Pride on Saturday June 20th as a participant in Hudson Pride’s Valley Wide Pride Fest!

Join us at Lakefront Park in Hudson from 10 am to 4 pm to celebrate community, inclusion, and LGBTQ+ visibility across the St. Croix Valley. We hope to see you there!

05/27/2026

The theme for the final week of Mental Health Awareness Month focuses on the importance of supporting our loved ones and the power of connection in showing care.

Understanding mental illness helps you to show up for loved ones with empathy and compassion, fostering the steady presence and support that are key in helping feel heard.

Learn more: https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/what-is-mental-health/facts

05/25/2026

Our office will be closed Monday 5/25/26 in observance of Memorial Day and will be open again for normal business hours on Tuesday 5/26/26.

05/20/2026

The theme for week 3 of Mental Health Awareness Month: Words Matter and Words Can Heal

The language we use matters, not only when talking about mental health struggles, but also in our day to day interactions. Slowing down to put ourselves in another person's position can help to shift our perspective, our feelings, and the words that we use to foster compassion for others and reduce stigma surrounding mental health struggles.

We are each impacted by mental health, whether personally, or indirectly through a friend, family member, or colleague. Committing to talking about mental health with care and compassion helps people to feel seen, heard, and respected.

Read here to learn more on how to talk about mental health: https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/what-is-mental-health/how-to-talk

05/14/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month!

The theme for this week focuses on mental health awareness for children. Parents and caregivers are often the first ones to notice when something seems different. Sometimes the most important thing you can do is to listen without judgement and make sure the young person in your life feels truly heard and understood.

Open conversations build trust and resilience.

Check out this link to learn more about warning signs and how to talk with youth about mental health: https://www.samhsa.gov/mental-health/what-is-mental-health/how-to-talk/parents-and-caregivers

05/11/2026

Blog Post: Understanding Bipolar Disorder

"Bipolar" is a label frequently used in a casual manner to describe rapid changes such as in someone who experiences mood swings or the unpredictable weather in the midwest. Inaccurate language can lead to misunderstandings and stigma surrounding Bipolar Disorder.

Check out our blog post on Bipolar Disorder to learn more about what the condition actually entails!

*The information below is purely for educational purposes and not to be used as guidance for diagnosis or treatment of any condition. Consult with a trusted healthcare provider prior to making any decisions related to your healthcare.* Bipolar Disorder is a widely misunderstood and commonly misdiagn...

05/07/2026

This past Sunday we spent the day at the Hudson Community Expo hosted by the Hudson WI Area Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Bureau who provided the opportunity to connect with numerous local business, vendors, and community organizations. The turnout was amazing and we are so grateful to have had the chance to interact with so many awesome members of the community! Thanks to all who stopped by to chat or learn more!

05/06/2026

Today is World Maternal Mental Health Day!

Women of every culture, age, income level and race can develop perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, with symptoms that can appear at any time during pregnancy and in the 12 months after childbirth.

The perinatal period can be a time of immense joy but also can be a time of great stress, uncertainty, and anxiety, with numerous factors that can impact the experience surrounding pregnancy, childbirth, the postpartum period, and complications that can arise at any point during this process.

Increasing awareness surrounding maternal mental health is essential to reduce stigma and so individuals who are struggling can be identified and connected to help, as there are several safe and evidence-based treatments available to address maternal mental illness. Untreated maternal mental illness impacts the individual, the child, and the family unit as a whole.

Let's come together on Maternal Mental Health Day to bolster and support the moms in our lives!

To Learn More: https://wmmhday.org/resources-for-moms-families/