Four months ago our lives were turned upside down. Our daily routine changed drastically and it hasn’t been the same since. Some people are able to adapt to the recent changes with no issues at all. However, for a lot of us, it has affected our mental health in one way or another. Since no …
Rapid Resolution Therapy (RRT) is a quick-acting treatment modality that allows you to quickly relieve yourself from negative feelings. This approach is cutting edge and utilizes precise multi-level hypnotic communication. Rapid Resolution Therapy is different from traditional talk-therapy because it does not require the recall of all painful memories in order for healing to take …
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Similar to other mental illnesses many people are unfamiliar and misunderstand with thought disorders. The lack of knowledge around thought disorders can cause misconception, stigma, exaggerations, and lies to become widespread and believed. One lie that is frequently shared is that it is untreatable; however, we are here to tell you that it is. Southern …
“My anxiety is through the roof” “I am so stressed I feel like I am going to have a panic attack” These are common phrases we use when we’re stressed, and often the terms stress and anxiety are used interchangeably. While the two are related and may look very similar, they are actually quite different. …
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Mental health myths often perpetuate mental health stigma and leave individuals feeling stuck instead of supported. Here are a few of the most common mental health myths and the realities behind them. Myth: Mental health problems don’t affect me. Fact: Mental health problems are actually very common. In 2014, about: One in five American adults …
The CDC and WHO have recommended that we stay at home in order to fight the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic. As we are being told to hunker down and stay at home, you may experience a higher level of anxiety, depression or overall mental discomfort. We thought it would be helpful to provide some tips in …
Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT) is a type of cognitive behavioral therapy. The main goals of DBT are to teach people how to live in the moment, learn to cope healthily with stress, regulate emotions, and how to improve relationships with others. DBT identifies and changes negative thinking patterns and pushes for positive behavioral changes. Focusing …
Often times, people with mental health conditions experience relief and hope once they get a proper diagnosis; however, others may feel like getting a diagnosis is “just words.” It is also quite common to feel conflicting emotions. You may feel relief because you can put a name to the things that have been bothering you, …
Choosing the right mental health treatment can make the difference between recovering from or getting stuck in the cycle of your symptoms. Several factors determine what kind of treatment is best for your individual journey. Treatment choices for mental health conditions vary from person to person even if you have the same diagnosis as someone …
