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EnglishWhere to Find Articles and Blog Posts on steveseay.com
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The articles live in the My Blog section of steveseay.com, and the newest ones are also surfaced on the homepage under My Most Recent Posts. The blog is written for people who want to understand mental health conditions and their treatments — for themselves or for their child — rather than for readers looking for a directory or a booking portal.
How the Blog Is Organized
The site groups its written material into a small number of clearly labeled areas, each reachable from the homepage:
| Section | What it covers |
|---|---|
| My Most Recent Posts | The latest articles, shown directly on the homepage |
| My Blog | The full archive of posts on conditions and treatments |
| About | Background on the blog and the South Florida practice behind it |
| Condition pages (e.g., School Related Anxiety, OCD Treatment) | Topic-specific explanations that link into related posts |
The My Blog entry is described on the site as the place to "access all blog posts on this website," which makes it the right starting point if you want the complete list rather than whatever happens to be newest.
What You'll Find There
The posts are written around specific conditions and treatment approaches. From the homepage alone, the visible topics include:
- School-related anxiety — how transitions like the start of a school year can become unmanageable, and how anxiety can affect academic performance, relationships, and school attendance.
- Intensive outpatient therapy for anxiety — an evidence-based, time-limited program with separate tracks for adults, teens, and children.
- OCD treatment — exposure and response prevention (ERP), a form of cognitive behavioral therapy, described as effective for all forms of OCD including Pure-O, with a focus on identifying subtle rituals and avoidance behaviors.
- Remote treatment options — phone- or online-based therapy for prospective patients in Florida, Missouri, and some international locations.
- Support groups and group therapy — free monthly groups for adults, teens, and kids with OCD, with details in an events calendar.
The site frames the blog's purpose directly: "Information is power. Learn more about conditions and treatments relevant to you and your child's mental health."
How to Use It
- Start at the homepage if you want to see what's current — the recent-posts block gives you titles and short excerpts before you commit to a full article.
- Go to My Blog when you want the complete archive or are looking for an older post on a specific condition.
- Use the condition pages (School Related Anxiety, OCD Treatment, and similar) as entry points; each one summarizes a topic and links onward to related reading.
- Follow the "Click Here" links attached to each excerpt — on this site they are the way to open the full post or section.
What to Keep in Mind
The blog is educational writing attached to a clinical practice, so posts describe conditions and treatment approaches rather than offering self-diagnosis tools. If a post raises a question about your own situation, the site's treatment and remote-therapy pages indicate what services are available and where eligibility applies — for example, online therapy is limited to certain states and international destinations. The free monthly support groups are the lowest-commitment way to engage if you are not yet ready to inquire about treatment.