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07/29/2026

Dr. Pritham Raj was featured on KPTV today talking about adult ADHD! 🎙️

Active Path's Chief Medical Officer spoke with reporter Nora Hart about why more adults are seeking ADHD diagnosis later in life, including how job struggles are often the clearest sign in adults, why the pandemic surfaced symptoms for so many people who "seemed fine" before, and why women are frequently diagnosed much later than men.

He also shared a great reminder about social media: that constant scrolling can feed the same dopamine-seeking loop that makes ADHD symptoms harder to manage, which is why setting limits really does help.

Such an important conversation. Thank you, Dr. Raj, for helping bring clarity to it. 💙

📺 Check out the full story from KPTV/Fox 12: https://buff.ly/Ikzcy2W

A Portland woman was diagnosed with ADHD at 47 — she's not alone, doctors say.

07/22/2026

When a teen is struggling with depression, families can feel like they’re running out of options far too quickly. That’s why it matters so much to see TMS continue to grow as a treatment option for adolescents.

We know how hard it is to watch a young person keep hurting while trying to find the right support. TMS offers a non-medication treatment path that may be worth exploring for some adolescents and young adults. It’s done in the clinic, doesn’t require sedation, and gives families another option to talk through when traditional treatment hasn’t brought enough relief.

For parents, caregivers, and providers looking for new possibilities, this is an encouraging step forward. If you’d like to learn more about adolescent TMS at Active Path, we’re here to help you understand what it is, who it may be for, and what the process looks like.

And, TMS for adolecents is covered by several insurance plans.

07/20/2026

Considering Spravato, but curious what the process actually looks like? It’s normal to have questions.

How often are appointments?

What happens during a session?

Is it covered by insurance?

Our recent blog breaks down the full treatment experience so you can feel informed and confident before taking the next step.

Spravato is administered under medical supervision and is used alongside an oral antidepressant for adults with treatment-resistant depression. Understanding the details can make the decision feel less overwhelming and more empowering.

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07/11/2026

☀️ Active Path Mental Health hit the park this week! We're gathered at Cook's Park in Tigard for our annual company summer picnic. It was a chance to celebrate the people behind our mission and recharge together outside the clinic walls, with our families! Culture isn't just what we build for patients; it's what we build with each other.

07/07/2026

Please join us in welcoming Thomas Hurst, CPA, as our new VP of Finance!

Thomas joins Active Path Mental Health with a career built around healthcare, most recently at Rainier Springs Behavioral Health Hospital and Providence Medical Group. He's spent years working alongside mental health providers and community organizations, so he doesn't just understand finance — he understands *our* world. We're so glad to have that experience guiding our growth.

Welcome to the team, Thomas! We're excited for what's ahead. 💙

07/03/2026

As fireworks light up the sky over the next few days, we pause to reflect on what we observe this 4th of July: the enduring spirit of a nation shaped by service, sacrifice, and resilience.

Our clinics are closed today in honor of Independence Day. To every veteran, active duty, and military family member in our community: thank you. Your service is the foundation of everything we celebrate this holiday weekend.

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06/24/2026

Pride Month is a celebration of identity, community, visibility, and the freedom to be fully yourself. It’s also a great reminder that your mental health care should feel supportive, inclusive, and free of judgment! We know how important it is to find care that feels like a good fit, and we’re committed to creating a space where you can show up exactly as you are.

We’re proud to offer mental health services that are rooted in compassion and connection, and we remain committed to helping more people across the Pacific Northwest find care that feels right for them.

Whether you’re navigating depression, anxiety, trauma, or just need extra support, we’re here to help make that first step feel a little easier. Reach out today: https://buff.ly/qmP7tgB

06/22/2026

Depression doesn’t usually appear overnight. Instead, it develops gradually, shifting from subtle changes in mood and motivation to more severe symptoms that affect daily life . . . all before you even have a chance to realize what’s happening. I\

If you look in the mirror and don’t recognize yourself these days, this post is for you.

In our latest blog, we explore the four stages of depression and what they may look like. Recognizing these stages can help you identify when it’s time to seek support, whether for yourself or for someone you care about.

Depression is treatable, and understanding where you are is often the first step toward healing.

If you are experiencing persistent sadness, fatigue and guilt, you are likely one of the nearly 280 million people in the world who are estimated to have depression. This condition can negatively impact your daily functioning. Depression can make it difficult to perform everyday tasks. Are you inter...

06/21/2026

This Father's Day, we're celebrating a different kind of strength: the kind it takes to say, "I'm struggling." And then reach out for support. If that's you, we see you. Help is here. 💙

06/19/2026

Happy Freedom Day!

This Juneteenth, let's celebrate freedom and equality for all while honoring the strength and resilience of the Black community.