Mental Health Blog.
Education goes a long way in terms of understanding and addressing mental health issues. Being the most common types of health concerns in America, we invite you to explore our blog all about mental heath.
College & Mental Health
Mental health problems in college students are on the rise and campuses are realizing that they have a crisis on their hands. These issues are correlated with lower academic success and an increased risk of dropping out. A worrisome issue on its own, the situation is...
All About The Emily Program
Anorexia nervosa, bulimia nervosa, and binge eating are a few types of common teen eating disorders. They are also severe mental health conditions that can have long-lasting physical and emotional consequences. Eating disorders often develop during the teenage years...
What to Avoid with Psychiatric Medications
Psychiatric medications, also sometimes referred to as psychotropic or psychotherapeutic medications, are used to help address the symptoms of mental illnesses like ADHD, anxiety disorder, bipolar disorder, depression, and schizophrenia. While they don’t cure mental...
Top 5 Methods To Reduce Anxiety
According to recent studies, more people are affected by anxiety than by any other illness or disease. If symptoms of anxiety are left untreated, the impacts could impact day-to-day tasks and overall quality of life. Don’t wait...
Alternative Therapies for Mental Health Disorders
One size rarely fits all, especially when it comes to healthcare and wellness. Just as differences in height, weight, body composition, and musculature can affect how a doctor might approach treatment for a physical health issue, there are plenty of invisible...
The Connection Between Body Dysmorphia and Addiction
It’s not uncommon for people to use drugs and alcohol as a way to cope with how they feel. Less known, and even less understood, is that sometimes people use drugs because of how they look. Research has discovered a strong correlation between body dysmorphia and...
Do I Need a Psychologist or Psychiatrist?
Taking care of your mental health is a highly individual pursuit. It’s going to look different for everyone. A big part of that journey is making sure you’re working with the right type of mental health professional; one that will meet your immediate psychological...
Outpatient vs Inpatient Mental Health Treatment
Caring for your mental health can take many forms and shapes. When it comes to getting formal treatment, however, there are two main formats it can take: inpatient vs outpatient mental health programs. Depending on which type you choose, there can be significant...
How To Choose a Mental Health Therapist
You don’t necessarily need to be best friends with your primary physicians in order to have a good check-up. When it comes to mental health, however, research has found that it’s crucial that you have a good relationship with your therapist. So you don’t want to just...
How to Pay for Therapy With & Without Insurance
Nowadays, you can’t expect to discuss the concept of ‘wellness’, without including the mention of mental well-being. It’s become a crucial part of overall conversations about health that medical professionals, the government, and even employers are speaking up about....
How Does Exercise Help with Anxiety?
If you were to write out a list of all the benefits of exercise, you’d be writing for a while. From improving sleep to delaying Alzheimer's, just 30 minutes a day of physical activity can help us feel better and live longer. One of the most impressive and far-reaching...
How Therapy Pets Help Those with Mental Illnesses
Animals can bring out the best of us, helping us to be more compassionate and patient people. They can also accomplish things that medicine alone sometimes cannot, making us healthier both physically and mentally. The latter has seen substantial benefits of animal...
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