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Nevada Mental Health Nevada Mental Health’s mission is for people to experience the patience and attention we'd want for our own friends and family. And you can USE INSURANCE!

No more 5 or 10 minute visits, we take our time! Call now to schedule.

10/13/2026

Brain fog or anxiety after COVID? The timeline matters.

Dr. Audrey Shilander explains why asking when symptoms started—and what else changed—can help guide a more thoughtful conversation about care.

Save this for your next conversation with your care team.

10/06/2026

Staying involved starts with paying attention.

Dr. Timothy Jeider of Nevada Mental Health spoke with News 3 Las Vegas about the importance of knowing where your children are going, what they are doing, and when they may need support.

His message to parents: stay involved so you can recognize when something needs your attention.

Watch his comments in the clip below.

Learn more about care at Nevada Mental Health: https://nevadamentalhealth.com/get-started/

Thank you to News 3 Las Vegas for sharing this conversation. Originally aired October 4, 2026 on KSNV / News 3.

10/05/2026

Anniversaries can bring back difficult feelings, even years after a tragedy.

Dr. Sid Khurana spoke with KTNV Channel 13’s Tricia Kean about how October 1 can stir up anxiety, grief and fear—and why experiencing distress does not automatically mean a mental health disorder.

His message to our Las Vegas community: if you need support, reach out. You do not have to face those feelings alone.

Watch the full interview below.

Learn more about care at Nevada Mental Health: https://nevadamentalhealth.com/get-started/

Thank you to Tricia Kean and KTNV Channel 13 for helping share this conversation. Video courtesy of KTNV Channel 13, originally aired October 1, 2026.

10/04/2026

A poor night's sleep can change how the next day feels. Dr. Timothy Jeider uses that familiar example to explain the connection between physical and mental health and NMH's approach to integrative care.

Watch the full interview: https://nevadamentalhealth.com/patranya-interview-mental-health-access-whole-person-care/
Learn about Integrative Care: https://nevadamentalhealth.com/integrative-mental-health-care/

Excerpt from Patranya Media's Entrepreneur Showcase Series, hosted by Patranya Bhoolsuwan. Integrative services support psychiatric care and do not replace comprehensive primary care.

09/04/2026

After a tragedy in the community, children may need more than one conversation.

Dr. Sid Khurana spoke with News 3 Las Vegas about helping children process grief: use age-appropriate language, preserve familiar routines, be patient and remember that grief can return in waves—even after a child seems okay for a while.

Watch the interview and read more:
https://nevadamentalhealth.com/helping-children-cope-with-grief-trauma/

09/03/2026

Nevada’s landmark settlement with Meta could bring millions of dollars to the state while requiring new protections for younger users.

Dr. Timothy Jeider spoke with KTNV Channel 13 about helping young people build self-worth beyond likes, shares and other forms of online reinforcement.

Watch the short clip, then learn more from Nevada Mental Health:
https://nevadamentalhealth.com/nevada-meta-settlement-teen-mental-health/

Full KTNV report:
https://www.ktnv.com/news/with-nevada-set-to-get-millions-in-landmark-meta-settlement-parents-and-experts-hope-for-change

08/31/2026

Children who experience a violent loss may face several overlapping forms of trauma. Stable relationships, familiar school routines and trusted support can all play an important role as they begin to cope.

Dr. Sid Khurana shared this perspective with News 3 Las Vegas following a tragic local domestic-violence case.

Watch the short clip and read more:
https://nevadamentalhealth.com/helping-children-after-traumatic-loss/

If someone is in immediate danger, call 911. The National Domestic Violence Hotline is available at 800-799-SAFE (7233), by texting START to 88788, or at https://www.thehotline.org/. For mental-health crisis support, call or text 988.

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