Treating mental health disorders takes time and, traditionally, trial-and-error. Not everyone responds to the same drugs, and many people have to go through months or years of testing new pharmaceuticals to get results Psychiatry is one of the best evidence-based methods of treating common mental health disorders like depression, anxiety, bipolar, and posttraumatic stress disorder. … Read more
Anxiety and depression dominate statistics of mental illness in the US. Each year, 40 million adults describe experiencing anxiety alone. Despite effective, available treatment and steadily growing numbers, less than 37 percent of all cases seek and receive professional help. Anxiety makes life difficult. However, many treatment options exist for relief. A popular medication, Zoloft … Read more
Mental health problems affect tens of millions of Americans every year. Unfortunately, only half of the individuals with a mental illness receive treatment, reports the National Institute of Mental Health. When untreated, many types of mental illnesses will gradually reduce your quality of life and increase other mental and physical health problems—including disability and suicide. … Read more
When consumed in small or moderate amounts, alcohol can often produce pleasurable short-term effects. It can make you feel happy, relaxed, and outgoing. However, when consumed in high amounts regularly for an extended period, alcohol can start taking a toll on your mental health and make you more susceptible to conditions like depression and anxiety. … Read more
Nearly all medical organizations are united when it comes to the health benefits of exercise. Regular physical activity gets recommended by the American Heart Association, the American Cancer Society, the American College of Sports Medicine, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)—and the list goes on. Exercise benefits a person’s body from head … Read more
Most Common Mental Health Conditions That Go With Addiction When a person has decided to find support for their addictive behavior, they are often surprised to uncover an underlying mental health condition. However, substance use disorders very commonly occur with mental health conditions. A so-called co-occurring disorder, or dual diagnosis, can be a single mental … Read more
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