Priya Iyer

Priya Iyer

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Priya Iyer is Research Editor at Daily Reading (kalmausam.in), leading coverage of population-specific mental health care and verifying clinical claims, statistical references, and regulatory citations across the Site. Her focus areas include perinatal mental health, geriatric mental health and Medicare benefits, workplace mental health and FMLA/ADA, child and adolescent care, and long-term wellness after treatment.

Priya works at the intersection of research and consumer health writing. She has a particular interest in the parts of the mental health system where access gaps are widest — older adults under Medicare, new and expecting parents navigating perinatal depression, and employees trying to use mental health benefits without jeopardising their jobs.

Priya does not provide medical, psychological, or psychiatric advice. Her articles are informational and are governed by Daily Reading's Editorial Policy and Medical Disclaimer. Reach the editorial team at support@kalmausam.in.

Native American Therapist Near Me: Finding Indigenous-Affirming Mental Health Providers

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Mariah, a 34-year-old Diné woman living in Albuquerque, spent four years cycling through non-Native therapists who kept asking her to “explain her culture” instead of helping her process the grief she carried. Her grandmother had walked on during the pandemic. The clinic she’d been referred to through a federally qualified health center kept rotating clinicians, … Read more

Cold Exposure Therapy and Mental Health: Wim Hof, Cold Plunges, and the Norepinephrine Effect

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Marcus, a 34-year-old software engineer in Boulder, Colorado, started his cold exposure routine on a January morning when his SSRI dose felt like it had stopped working. He read a Reddit thread about Wim Hof, bought a chest freezer off Craigslist, and converted it into a 38-degree plunge tub in his garage. The first immersion … Read more

Cold Exposure Therapy and Mental Health: Wim Hof, Cold Plunges, and the Norepinephrine Effect

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Marcus, a 34-year-old software engineer in Boulder, Colorado, started his cold exposure routine on a January morning when his SSRI dose felt like it had stopped working. He read a Reddit thread about Wim Hof, bought a chest freezer off Craigslist, and converted it into a 38-degree plunge tub in his garage. The first immersion … Read more

Sober Companion Services: Recovery Support That Bridges Treatment and Real Life

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Marcus, a 47-year-old corporate attorney from Greenwich, Connecticut, completed 30 days at a high-end residential program in Malibu after his second alcohol-related arrest. The clinical team’s discharge plan included intensive outpatient treatment, weekly individual therapy, two AA meetings a day, and—at the urging of his wife and his employment lawyer—a sober companion to live with … Read more