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PaperCity: Kicking Off a Healthy 2026 with Mental Health Practice The Antidote — A Better You
PaperCity Magazine features founder Meg Wilson on The Antidote's integrative approach to mental health and the launch of The Antidote Method™, a 10-week clinical reset program for high-achieving women experiencing burnout.
PaperCity Nourish Houston Retreat: Pilates, Self Care and Houston Power Women
Founder Meg Wilson spoke at PaperCity's Nourish wellness retreat, leading a talk on 'Resilience.Reset.Rebalance: How To Reclaim Your Energy In A Burnt Out World' for Houston's community of ambitious women.
Community Impact: New wellness center opens in the Galleria area focusing on nutritional psychiatry in Houston
Community Impact Newspaper covers The Antidote's opening in the Galleria area, highlighting founder Meg Wilson's integrative approach combining nutritional psychiatry and amino acid therapy with traditional counseling.
Great Day Houston KHou11
Workplace Sanity 101: Boundaries, Expectations & First Job Advice
Licensed therapist Meg Wilson answers viewer questions on job vs career, references, interview follow-ups, and setting boundaries for better work-life balance.Back to the Office or Stay Remote? Workplace Boundaries, Dress Codes & Career Comebacks
KPRC2 news Houston
Healing from the inside out: How The Antidote is changing addiction recovery in Houston
Founder Meg Wilson shares how The Antidote's integrative approach combines gut health, amino acid therapy, and counseling to help clients in addiction recovery heal from the inside out.Health reporter Haley Hernandez features founder Meg Wilson explaining how The Antidote's gut-health-focused approach to addiction recovery is helping clients finally break through when they've felt stuck.KPRC2 News Segment
CW39 Houston
Mental Health for Single Parents with Kids Heading Back to School
Founder Meg Wilson joins CW39's Sharron Melton to share practical self-care strategies for busy parents navigating back-to-school stress and how to support their kids without burning out.
The Gut-Brain Connection for Mental Well-Being
Psychotherapist and nutrition recovery coach Meg Wilson explains the powerful link between gut health and mental health conditions like anxiety, depression, and ADHD and what you can do about it.