Mikkadesh Mental Healthcare LLC

08/25/2026

A little mental wellness check-in 🌱

Move or pause?
Connect or disconnect?

There’s more than one way to reset. Which one are you choosing?

08/25/2026

08/19/2026

Dr. Veronica Forchu brings her experiences, reflections, and perspectives to the page through her collection of books.

From resilience and healing to identity, faith, and life beyond familiar places, each book explores a different part of the human experience.

✨ Explore the books:
🌐 drvforchu.com
🛒 Available on Amazon

08/12/2026

🎒 Back-to-school reminder: Mental health belongs on the checklist too!

A new school year can bring fresh opportunities along with new routines, expectations, social changes, and responsibilities.

As the school year begins, making time for sleep, healthy routines, meaningful connections, and emotional check-ins can help support the transition.

And if concerns begin affecting school, relationships, or daily life, reaching out for support is an important step. 🧠

Wishing students, families, and educators a healthy start to the new school year!

07/29/2026

🎉 Exciting News!

Mikkadesh Mental Health Clinic is proud to announce the opening of our new Utah location!

We’re excited to bring compassionate, personalized psychiatric care to the West Valley City community and continue our mission of supporting mental wellness through high-quality psychiatric services.

📍 New Utah Location
2819 S 5600 W, Office 107
West Valley City, UT 84120

We look forward to serving you and your loved ones. To learn more or schedule an appointment, contact Mikkadesh Mental Health Clinic today.

07/23/2026

🧠 Mental Health 101 | Episode 5: When Is It Time to Seek Psychiatric Care?

Deciding whether to seek mental health care isn’t always easy. Many people wonder if their concerns are “serious enough” or feel they should wait until things get worse.

The truth is, you don’t have to wait for a crisis to reach out. If your mental health is affecting your daily life, relationships, work, or overall wellbeing, it may be helpful to speak with a psychiatric provider.

At Mikkadesh, every person’s experience is unique. An initial evaluation is an opportunity to understand what you’re experiencing, answer your questions, and determine the most appropriate next steps for your care.

07/16/2026

Mental Health 101 | Episode 4: What Is Medication Management? 🧠💊

Medication management is more than just starting a medication. It involves ongoing evaluation, communication, and collaboration between you and your psychiatric provider.

At Mikkadesh, medication management focuses on understanding your symptoms, monitoring your response to treatment, and creating a personalized plan that aligns with your individual needs and goals.

While medication management is one form of mental health support, some individuals may also benefit from therapy or additional resources. When appropriate, referrals can be provided to help patients access the care that best supports their journey.

Mental health care looks different for everyone—and your treatment plan should reflect that.

Have a question about psychiatric care? Let us know what topic you’d like to see covered in a future Mental Health 101 episode.

07/15/2026

Starting mental health care can feel like a big step, especially if you don’t know what to expect.

At Mikkadesh, your first visit is a 40-minute initial assessment designed to help us understand your concerns, experiences, and goals. Together, we’ll begin creating a personalized treatment plan based on your unique needs.

We hope this episode helps make the process feel more familiar and a little less overwhelming.

Have a question about psychiatric care or what to expect? Leave it in the comments—it might inspire a future Mental Health 101 episode.

07/09/2026

Psychiatry and therapy are often talked about together—but they’re not the same thing.

Understanding the difference can help you make informed decisions about your mental health care and know what kind of support may be right for you.

07/08/2026

HEARTBREAKING🚨JULY UPDATE: An Ohio mother is charged after police say she found her 23-year-old son dead, moved him to the porch, and waited about 15 hours before calling 911.

Michelle Feudi, 55, told police she found her son in bed around 2:00 PM on July 4. Court documents say he was cold, had no pulse, and blood came from his mouth when she rolled him over.

Police say she did not call 911 right away. Instead, they say she carried him to the enclosed front porch and stayed there with him until early the next morning.

She called 911 around 5:00 AM on July 5. First responders arrived and pronounced him dead.

Feudi is charged with abuse of a co**se. The cause of death has not been released, and police have not said she caused his death.

She is charged, not convicted.

I keep thinking about the weight of that moment. A mother finding her child gone, then carrying him and sitting near him for hours. That does not sound simple. It sounds like shock. It sounds like grief. It sounds like a kind of pain that can make the whole world stop.

And honestly, I might do the same. Just a few more hours with my son. A few more moments before the world comes in and makes it real.

That pain. That sorrow. No mom should ever experience it. That kind of heartbreak feels unbearable, unimaginable.

The court still has to answer what happened legally. But emotionally? This one hurts. Because behind the charge is a mother who lost her child, and a son whose final hours still deserve truth.

SOURCES: 13abc / WTVG, WTOL 11, PEOPLE,