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Back-to-School Transitions Are Easier With Supportive Parenting

The start of a new school year can produce a wide range of emotions. Some kids may be excited to head back to the classroom to be with their friends. Others may be anxious about the transition with all of the unknowns about the upcoming academic year. Parents also may be experiencing various fee…
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Darren Flores, PLMHP, PCMSW

Darren Flores, PLMHP, PCMSWDarren Flores, PLMHP, PCMSW, believes that the most rewarding parts of being a counselor with the Methodist Hospital Community Counseling Program are helping someone who’s struggling and watching their growth over time.His interest in mental health began in college and pea…
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More Than Pink: New Name, Same Mission

Pink has become the color of breast cancer awareness. It’s the color of the cause’s ribbon. It’s the color largely seen at related events and celebrations. It’s the color of the Methodist Mobile 3D Mammography coach, which first hit the streets in September 2018. Since that time, the coach has he…
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Darren Flores Joins Methodist Community Counseling Staff

Darren Flores, PLMHP, PCMSW, believes that the most rewarding parts of being a counselor are helping someone who’s struggling and watching their growth over time. His interest in mental health began in college and peaked when he became a school social worker and witnessed students experiencing beha…
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Dr. Ming-yang Hung Joins Methodist Radiation Oncology Staff

Ming-yang Hung, MD, was a mechanical engineering student at Carnegie Mellon University when his interest in medicine took root. Studying cardiac devices that improved blood flow “changed my outlook for what I wanted to do with the rest of my life,” he said.“That was the first time I had the opportun…
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NICU Reunion Is in Its 11th Year at Methodist Women's Hospital

Children who "graduated" from the NICU or neonatal intensive care unit had a heartwarming reunion with the nurses who took care of them in the first few months of their lives. "I was always scared my whole pregnancy if they would make it," said Maria Sawaged, a mother of quadruplets. "I mean seeing…