Rehabilitation Options for Anxiety and Depression
Rehabilitation Options for Anxiety and Depression? Anxiety and depression are now more dominant than ever before. One of the reasons for this in recent years is something that cannot be denied [...]
Treating Mental Illness and Maintaining Long-Term Recovery
The prevalence of mental illness in the United States can not be overstated. According to the National Alliance on Mental Health, “1 in 5 U.S. adults experience mental illness each year.” [...]
Mental Illness: A “Family Disease”
When it comes to how mental illness affects the family, the psychology journal Social Work in Public Health gives an apt analogy. It states that “It is helpful to think of the family system as a [...]
The Importance of Individualized Care For Your Mental Health
What would happen if you decided to put a diesel into a gasoline vehicle? It might work for a while, but eventually, it will break. In fact, if you know anything about cars, it’s not only [...]
Handling Comorbidities With Substance Use Disorder
It is not uncommon to see co-occurring mental illness among those who already struggle with addiction. However, though common, many people remain unaware that they struggle with these [...]
Red Flags: Differentiating “Normal” Anxiety vs Anxiety Disorder
The concept of anxiety has become much more prevalent in today’s social conversation. With the social media boom and the much more liberal acceptance of emotional expression, it makes [...]
Mental Health Awareness Month
Mental Health Awareness Month, celebrated every May, is a nationally recognized month that aims to draw awareness to different mental illnesses and disorders. National Mental Health Awareness [...]
