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Inpatient Hospitalization

Going to a psychiatric hospital sounds terrifying. However, many people find safety, security, and immense support while inpatient. Going inpatient can be voluntary or involuntary. If family and/or friends see Read More

Mother’s Day: Grief and Estrangement

Not all parent-child relationships are positive and healthy which can make holidays a mentally and emotionally challenging event. Regardless of intent, many cause harm to their children. Oftentimes it’s the Read More

National Nurses Week and the Trauma of Helping Professions

Nurses and other healthcare workers play pivotal roles in our lives. We often fail to realize the intense levels of stress and distressing experiences they encounter on a daily basis. Trauma Read More

Cinco de Mayo and Being in Recovery from Addiction

There are plenty of holidays that involve the drug, alcohol. Many people do not consider alcohol a drug, however, a drug is any mind or mood altering substance, legal or Read More

National Fitness Day and Related Disorders

Living a healthy life is great! AND there are extremes to everything. Being physically active and strong helps us live longer and be more independent as we age. Eating a healthy, Read More

Mental Health Awareness Month

Mental health is vital to our overall well being. While not everyone has a mental illness, everyone has mental health, just like physical health. Some of the mental health concerns Read More

The Umbrella of Anxiety Disorders

An anxiety disorder is more than occasional anxiety. Anxiety disorders involve anxiety that doesn’t subside and can get worse over time. Symptoms of anxiety disorders get in the way of Read More

Trauma

We hear the word "trauma" a lot in our society. It is up to each individual to decide what is traumatic to them. What is trauma and what's considered a Read More

What is Reproductive Trauma?

All people are born into an idea of what a family is. Kids grow up playing with dolls, playing doctor, and living as active members of families. There are also Read More

What’s an Adverse Religious Experience?

Adverse religious experiences (ARE) are any experience of a religious belief, structure, or practice which undermines an individual’s sense of safety or autonomy. This can include negative impacts on a Read More

What is ADHD and How Do We Manage?

ADHD is a disorder that impacts a person’s ability to pay attention and control impulsive behaviors. There are three categories: inattentive, hyperactivity/impulsivity, and combined. Many people with ADHD, especially children, may Read More

What is Autism Spectrum Disorder?

Autism has a bad reputation. People with autism have been shunned socially and by family, deemed as “weird” or “dumb” by society, and are often misconstrued as all or nothing Read More

Why Does Infidelity Happen?

It’s a common perception that infidelity is always just a simple choice that someone in a relationship decides to make. However, there is a different way to look at infidelity: Read More

Divorce and Co-Parenting

The legal and physical separation of parents can involve a number of difficult topics, especially where kids are involved. The feelings for each individual can be complex and include a Read More

Depressive Disorders

Depression is a heavy topic. There are a number of depressive disorders including: major depressive disorder, persistent depressive disorder, depressive disorder due to another health condition, as well as substance Read More

Options for Addiction Recovery

They say that the opposite of addiction is connection. People struggling with addiction often feel isolated, low-self esteem, low self-worth, shunning from society, shame, and guilt. It’s important for people Read More

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