Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Jules Brown, 54, lost her son when he was just 27 years old. As one might expect, she had trouble working through her grief and struggled to find joy in her life without him. She sought out therapy and tried a variety of medications to help her cope with post-traumatic stress disorder flashbacks and depression. But four years after he passed, she found herself at an all-time low. She was spending most of her time indoors with the television on even though she wasn’t watching it, withdrawn from friends and family and had no desire to play with her grandchildren. Fortunately, she realized she needed help and reached out to her therapist who recommended the Midland Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offered at MyMichigan Health. Now, she feels like she’s got the tools she needs to enjoy life and be an involved member of her family.
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Jules Brown, 54, lost her son when he was just 27 years old. As one might expect, she had trouble working through her grief and struggled to find joy in her life without him. She sought out therapy and tried a variety of medications to help her cope with post-traumatic stress disorder flashbacks and depression. But four years after he passed, she found herself at an all-time low. She was spending most of her time indoors with the television on even though she wasn’t watching it, withdrawn from friends and family and had no desire to play with her grandchildren. Fortunately, she realized she needed help and reached out to her therapist who recommended the Midland Psychiatric Partial Hospitalization Program (PHP) offered at MyMichigan Health. Now, she feels like she’s got the tools she needs to enjoy life and be an involved member of her family.
Copyright MyMichigan Health, CC BY-NC-ND. You may share this video for educational purposes but must credit MyMichigan Health and may not change the video in in any way or use it commercially.
