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The Loneliness Epidemic & Its Hidden Link to Depression

Loneliness and Depression: The Loneliness Epidemic and Its Hidden Link to Depression

  The Loneliness Epidemic & Its Hidden Link to Depression We’re living in a time of unprecedented disconnection. Even as technology keeps us more “connected” than ever, millions of people report feeling profoundly alone. In fact, nearly 50% of U.S. adults say they experience measurable loneliness, and many don’t realize how deeply it may be…

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IOP For Depression

Depression and IOP: Depression Recovery and the Power of Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs)

  Depression Recovery & the Power of IOP Integration Recovering from depression isn’t always a straight path. For many people, healing happens in phases—and requires more than a weekly therapy session or a prescription. That’s where Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs) come in. Many people find and IOP for depression and major depressive disorder to be…

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EMDR for Depression

EMDR for Depression: How Trauma-Based Depression Responds to EMDR

  EMDR for Major Depressive Disorder: A Promising Path When Depression Is Rooted in Trauma Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) affects how you think, feel, and function. It’s persistent, often severe, and, for many, it doesn’t respond fully to talk therapy or medication alone. That’s especially true when depression is linked to past trauma. For those…

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Severe Depression Symptoms That Signal Major Depressive Disorder

Severe Depression Symptoms That Indicate Major Depressive Disorder

  Severe Depression Symptoms That Indicate Major Depressive Disorder Sadness is something we all experience. But when it persists—when it reshapes how you think, feel, and function—it may be more than just a low period. For many people these are severe depression symptoms and a sign of Major Depressive Disorder (MDD), one of the most…

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Why is Women’s Mental Health Important?

Young multiracial latina women's mental health meditation session - Amend Treatment

  Why Women’s Mental Health Deserves Dedicated Support Women’s mental health deserves unique attention, as women face unique biological, emotional, and societal pressures that increase their risk for mental health conditions. At Amend, we provide gender-informed, trauma-sensitive care that meets women where they are—across every life stage.   1 in 5 Women Will Face a…

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Young Adult Mental Health: Challenges During Transition to Adulthood

Young Adult Mental Health: Challenges During Transition to Adulthood

  Young Adult Mental Health: Challenges During Transition to Adulthood Today’s young adults face unprecedented pressure, delayed independence, and rising mental health struggles. At Amend, we help clients in their 20s and early 30s build emotional resilience, life skills, and a grounded sense of identity.   The Myth of the Carefree 20s Is Being Rewritten…

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Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders: Alcohol Addiction and Depression

Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders: Alcohol Addiction and Depression

  Understanding Co-Occurring Disorders: Alcohol Addiction and Depression How Integrated Care at Amend Treatment Offers a Path to Recovery   What Are Co-Occurring Disorders? Co-occurring disorders, also known as dual diagnoses, refer to the presence of both a mental health condition and a substance use disorder in the same individual. According to the Substance Abuse…

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Mental Health Affecting Young Adults

Mental health affecting young adults: Why they’re twice as likely to struggle with anxiety and depression

  Mental health affecting young adults: Why they’re twice as likely to struggle with anxiety and depression   Understanding the Mental Health Crisis Among Young Adults Recent research consistently shows that young adults are nearly twice as likely to struggle with anxiety and depression compared to other age groups. This alarming trend isn’t just a…

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Depression After Divorce

Depression after divorce: Navigating the rise in gray divorce at Amend Treatment

  Depression After Divorce and The Path to Healing In recent years, many adults in their late 50s and 60s have faced a life-changing transition known as gray divorce. Research indicates that the rate of divorce among older couples has increased by nearly 50% in some populations, with several societal shifts are driving this trend.…

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5 Physical Signs of Depression 

5 physical signs of depression - Amend Treatment

In addition to feelings of sadness, there are physical signs of depression, too. Chronic pain that can keep you down. Fatigue and daytime sleepiness often result from poor sleep quality. Gastrointestinal issues can make you feel miserable and disrupt your appetite. And movements and speech can become slow. Thankfully, treatment for depression is available at…

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