A Guide to Psychosis: Symptoms, Treatments & Recovery

Mental health awareness is making its way into the mainstream media, and more people are beginning to realize the importance of this very serious health issue.

The issue, however, still remains varied and complicated for those struggling with a mental health disorder, as well as their loved ones. This is especially true for those with severe symptoms of psychosis.

So, what are the early warning signs of psychosis?
In this article, we’re breaking down some of the most important factors surrounding mental health and psychosis, so that you can be better prepared for this type of event within your family and social circles.

Continue reading “A Guide to Psychosis: Symptoms, Treatments & Recovery”
What is Depression Screening and How Can it Help?

What is Depression Screening and How Can it Help?

Unfortunately, depression afflicts millions of Americans around the country, and that list is growing all the time, particularly in young people.  Another problem that many people face is that they might be unaware that they are suffering from depression at all.

So how can you tell if you are having a bad week or if it is a sign of something more? By undergoing depression screening.

Continue reading “What is Depression Screening and How Can it Help?”

Overcoming Emotional Abuse: A Guide to Recovery, Healing & Thriving

Overcoming Emotional Abuse: A Guide to Recovery, Healing & Thriving

Did you know that half of all people have experienced psychologically aggressive behavior from a partner? Emotional abuse is all too common, yet it doesn’t get talked about often enough.

Though emotional abuse doesn’t leave bruises, the damage it does is every bit as painful. A partner’s emotionally abusive behavior can impact every aspect of your life, even if you’ve broken up.

However, overcoming emotional abuse is possible, no matter how difficult it may seem.

Continue reading “Overcoming Emotional Abuse: A Guide to Recovery, Healing & Thriving”

Suicide Prevention Week Counseling and Treatment Plans

Suicide Prevention Week: Counseling and Treatment Plans

Every year, countless people suffer from mental health disorders that lead them to suicide. However, it is something that we can all help to prevent in the future.

Suicide Prevention Week runs from September 8th-14th.

It is important to remember we should be looking out for others at all times of the year, not just in September. Make sure you can recognize suicidal behavior so you can help that person immediately.

What can you do to help someone who is struggling?

Continue reading “Suicide Prevention Week: Counseling and Treatment Plans”

Using EMDR Therapy for PTSD

June is National PTSD Awareness Month, Know What EMDR Therapy and PTSD Are

It’s a medical term you hear often in the news and media, but you might not understand everything about it, or its therapies.

It’s called Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, more commonly known as PTSD. It affects up to 13 million people at a time in the U.S., and it’s estimated that 1 in 13 people will experience it in their lifetime.

Since June is PTSD awareness month, it’s a perfect time to look at this mental health condition and the benefits of EMDR therapy.

Continue reading “June is National PTSD Awareness Month, Know What EMDR Therapy and PTSD Are”

Clinical Depression Signs and Symptoms

Four Common Symptoms of Clinical Depression

Depression is a common mental illness that has affected 6.6 percent of all individuals in the United States. Despite how common depression is, many individuals are not aware of the symptoms, and signs that come with it.

It’s important that you know the common symptoms of clinical depression because if you do, you can recognize it in yourself or someone else. This makes it easier to get treatment early on so that you or your loved one can feel better.

Continue reading “Four Common Symptoms of Clinical Depression”