The Effectiveness of Neurofeedback Treatment for Depression
Treatment methods for depression vary from one-on-one talk therapy to antidepressant medication and nerve stimulation. Most individualized treatment plans combine multiple treatment methods to help clients improve their symptoms and reclaim their lives. To that end, most mental health clinics and therapists don’t rely on any given treatment method and will expand their repertoire to…
Read MoreWhy Using Yoga for Anxiety and Stress is Beneficial
You might have heard of yoga as a growing fitness trend, a spirituality movement, or many other things. But have you heard of yoga as a legitimate and distinguished treatment modality, such as using yoga for anxiety and stress? Studies show that in comparison to other forms of exercise, integrated yoga – meaning, yoga with…
Read MoreHow to Take Care of Your Mental Health After Treatment
Care after care? Is it necessary? Yes! Understanding how to take care of your mental health after treatment is more important than you think. Transitioning from intensive programming for mental health clients to a new day-to-day schedule at home can lead to quite a bit of whiplash for many people without a way to bridge the gap.…
Read MoreWhen And How to Get Help for Mental Health
When we trip and fall, we take care to keep our bruises safe and avoid the hazards that might’ve contributed to our injury. When we seriously hurt ourselves, we call for emergency help and seek out a medical professional… and when we are struggling internally, it’s important to know when and how to get help…
Read MoreHow Does Bipolar Disorder Affect Daily Life?
Bipolar disorder affects an estimated four percent of adults in the US alone, and millions more worldwide. Yet despite its prevalence, bipolar disorder continues to be one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions, and one of the most heavily stigmatized. For example, for those who don’t have the disorder, they may be wondering, “How…
Read MoreWhat Are the Types of Depression?
Depressive disorders, or mood disorders, are the second most common type of mental health diagnosis after anxiety disorders, affecting an estimated 8.4 percent of adults and 17 percent of adolescents. But what exactly defines depression? What are the types of depression? And how does it develop in people? For starters, depression has grown in prevalence over time,…
Read MoreTreatment for Trauma: 7 Types
Traumatic experiences are an unfortunately common part of life. It is estimated that at least half of all people will experience one or more traumatic events, and many among them will experience several. On the other hand, Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), another type of mental health disorder, is a bit rarer, occurring in only about 3.6…
Read MoreLuxury Treatment Center for Co-Occurring Mental Disorders
Substance use disorder affects an estimated 59 million Americans and countless families. Studies also show, about half the people struggling with a mental health disorder also have a substance use disorder. Yet, despite how pervasive and overwhelming it can be, both are ultimately treatable. However, treatment is not always readily available. Only an estimated 18.5 percent…
Read More3 Ways Anxiety Leads to Substance Misuse
Anxiety disorders are the most commonly diagnosed mental health issues in the world. These include conditions such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), generalized anxiety, and social phobia. It is estimated that about 19.1 percent of all adults and 31.9 percent of all adolescents struggle with a form of anxiety in the United…
Read MoreHow Narcissism and Alcoholism Are Connected
Narcissism is a personality trait sometimes associated with overwhelming selfishness, and sometimes linked to a diagnosable personality disorder called Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD). While most mental health diagnoses are often linked with a risk of drug use (called co-occurring disorders), narcissism and alcoholism, in particular, may have a stronger than average link, whether as a personality trait…
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