When you are facing addiction, or you know someone who is, you often realize that there are a lot of labels that get placed on people who struggle with addiction. Fortunately, it is possible to overcome labels in recovery and the way they can make you feel. What you need is a beautiful place to…
Psychiatric disorders affect millions of adults and children across the U.S. every year. While there are several effective treatment programs available, many people choose to suffer alone or don’t have close access to quality mental health care. Some of the most common psychiatric disorders that people struggle with are treatable through a combination of behavioral…
We all feel angry once in a while. It is a natural emotion that we feel from time to time in certain situations and it can help prepare our bodies for a stressful experience. In some men and women, it may feel like they are angry all the time and are unable to feel any…
What does depression feel like? If you are among the many that feel down quite often but aren’t sure if you have depression, you may not be able to easily answer this question. Finding assistance from a depression treatment program is the first step in your journey to wholeness if you do have either of these…
Oregon consistently ranks as one of the states with the highest number of mental health cases in the country. Treating depression, anxiety, and other mental health disorders requires different levels of treatment that depend on the individual. Outpatient mental health treatment is for those whose symptoms are less severe or who don’t have a serious…
Talking with an experienced therapist is an excellent way to work through a traumatic experience and cope with depression, bipolar disorder, or other mental health disorders. Those who are new to therapy may wonder how to find a therapist that will be able to meet their specific needs. Fortunately, there are plenty of local and…
How many people suffer from mental illness? In the United States, nearly 20% of American adults experience symptoms of a mental illness every year. However, this number only recognizes those who reported symptoms and reached out for help. The reality is that millions of Americans experience mental illnesses but do not get the treatment they…
Mental health disorders and substance abuse problems, combined, affect more than 25% of Americans annually. Mental health and substance abuse disorders are both types of chronic, progressive mental health disorders that continue to get worse until you engage in treatment. Symptoms can make it difficult to meet your personal, employment,, and social obligations. Fortunately, several…
Treating teen depression is essential for teens whose symptoms are impacting their development and education. The teenage years can be especially difficult for teens as they grow and experience new sensations and feelings. If they don’t understand their emotions or have difficulty fitting in with others, it can lead to depression, which can negatively impact…
There are many types of disordered eating habits, but a diagnosable eating disorder affects the social and occupational functioning of the patient in profound, sometimes life-threatening ways. Eating disorders often begin with the desire to become more attractive, confident, healthy, or in control. An eating disorder involves a pattern of self-inflicted starvation or self-induced vomiting.…