Mental Health Psychotherapy in Providence RI
Walk into a room and forget why you’re there? Struggling to recall a name that you *know* you know? 🧠 For many people, middle age comes with moments that make us wonder: *Is my memory getting worse?* The good news? Your 40s and 50s are an important time to start thinking proactively about brain health. In our latest article , Dr. Nicole Issa explores everyday habits that can support cognitive health as we age—from prioritizing sleep and regular exercise to managing chronic stress, maintaining meaningful social connections, challenging your brain and even spending less time constantly switching between screens. And don’t underestimate the connection between mental health and brain health. Anxiety, depression, burnout, grief and prolonged stress can all affect concentration, memory and executive functioning. Protecting your cognitive health isn’t about trying to keep your brain “young.” It’s about giving your brain what it needs to function well throughout your life. Read **How t...