In: Trauma
Why You Shouldn’t Leave Mental Health Treatment Early
Mental health treatment is a life-saving endeavor, and ending the process too early is dangerous. However, some people may leave residential…
Read MoreFacing Holiday-Associated Trauma
Updated on 11/15/23 Note to reader: The content of this article is specifically for those with a history of trauma or…
Read MoreWhat Can Discovery Do for my History of Trauma?
Emotional and psychological trauma results from an extremely stressful event such as a physical assault, emotional or verbal abuse, a life-threatening…
Read MoreTrauma and Mental Health
According to statistics, a lifetime history of sexual abuse among women ranges from 15 to 25 percent and the prevalence of…
Read MoreHow Can I Treat my History of Trauma?
Treating my History of Trauma Trauma can be divided into two major categories: catastrophic events such as physical abuse or injury,…
Read MoreDual Diagnosis Treatment
A mental health disorder or a substance abuse disorder usually does not exist in an isolated vacuum. This means that it…
Read MoreCo-Occurring Disorders
Substance abuse and addiction can mask a mental illness and vice versa. Many clients admit to an addiction treatment program only…
Read MoreMaternal Mental Health Awareness Day
May 1st is National Maternal Mental Health Awareness Day and the first week of May is dedicated to Maternal Mental Health,…
Read MoreFive Signs Your Anxiety May Stem From Your Family History
Anxiety disorders are the most common mental health disorders in the United States and affect both children and adults of all…
Read MoreHow Trauma Can Trigger an Eating Disorder
Trauma can come in all forms, from witnessing someone die, having experienced physical abuse, being involved in a war or a…
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