The Role of Teletherapy in an Aftercare Plan
Whether you're treating a mental health condition, an addiction or a physical health problem, the aftercare plan can be just as important as active treatment. Some people [...]
How to Conquer Fears of Abandonment in a Relationship
According to the National Council for Mental Wellbeing, healthy friendships are one of the biggest predictors of happiness. Maintaining connections and developing authentic relationships impacts mental stability [...]
Songs You May’ve Not Known Are About Alcohol Abuse
Few forms of entertainment have the same lasting impact on people's lives as music. Listening and singing along to your favorite songs can improve your mental well-being [...]
Memory Loss and the Pandemic: The Forgotten Tie
The pandemic's impact on memory loss is one side effect that's gone overlooked. Here's how the pandemic might be altering your memory and what to do about [...]
Anxiety and Caffeine Intake: What to Know
Adults in the U.S. consume an average of 135 milligrams of caffeine per day, and the stimulant is one of the most widely used drugs in the [...]
Songs You May’ve Not Known Are About Heroin
It's no secret that popular music and substance abuse travel together. A creative, artistic personality, combined with virtually unlimited access to drugs and other temptations and the [...]
The Bright Sides of Mental Health Care—A “Must-See”
For those struggling with their mental health, the problem can feel insurmountable. In the last few years, we've seen some breakthrough mental health news that can give [...]
Hyperfixation and ADHD – Understanding the Link
It's common for us to slip into a new habit or hobby that enthralls us. Someone who just discovered their love for rollerblading might do it for [...]
Mood Stabilizers: What They Are and How they Work
Individuals who experience bipolar disorder often alternate between manic episodes and periods of depression. These extreme highs and lows, which can last for days or weeks, can [...]
Birth Control: The Mental Health Effects
Oral contraceptives were first approved in the United States in 1960, and within 2 years, more than 1.2 million American women were taking them. The Pill, as [...]
