Today’s financial landscape is more fraught with financial problems and debt than ever before. The advent of the credit card, the extreme increase in college tuition over the past several decades and the resulting ubiquity of student loan debt, rising housing and living costs, and more have made debt an increasingly common reality. And unfortunately, this trend does not come without significant repercussions on people’s mental health. Continue reading
Are you considering rehab for yourself or a loved one? Seeking help and treatment for substance abuse and addiction is an important step toward regaining control of your life. However, many people are intimidated by the idea of navigating the often complex medical insurance system to make sure they get the coverage they need. That’s why we’re here – to give you all the information you need to understand medical insurance for rehab and how it can help provide access to necessary care. In this blog post, we’ll be covering 7 key topics that will enable you to better understand and navigate this often tricky process. So if you have questions about finding coverage and paying for rehabilitation services, read on! Continue reading
Have you ever been in a situation where you thought you were experiencing a severe mental health issue, but the diagnosis didn’t quite add up? You may have gone to a psychiatrist for help, only to discover that your psychiatrist sees nothing wrong or is focused on a completely different concern. Unfortunately, being misdiagnosed is a common occurrence in the medical and mental health fields and it can lead to confusion and distress as you try to cope with your mental health condition. In this article we will explore why incorrect diagnoses occur and how their negative impact can be reduced moving forward. Continue reading
Many people who are experiencing drug and alcohol addiction find it difficult to quit. This may be due to a variety of issues such as negative peer pressure, severe withdrawal symptoms, or comorbid mental health issues such as anxiety and depression. The good news is there are effective treatments available. One treatment option that is often overlooked, is enrollment at a reputable rehabilitation center. Continue reading
Most people know that public health is integral to our society. It provides essential services that protect and improve the physical well-being of individuals, families, and communities. However, far fewer people are aware that mental health is also a key component of public health. In this article we will examine what public health is and the different roles public health officials play in our community. We will also look at how these efforts may directly and indirectly contribute to better mental health among residents. Continue reading
While everyone takes their physical health seriously, most of us do not give mental health as much priority. As a result, we may ignore or simply fail to notice obvious signs of depression and anxiety. Mental health problems pose widespread challenges; around 4% of the world’s population has anxiety, and 3% has depression. Due to the current epidemic, the role of mental health professionals has come into the spotlight more than ever before. Continue reading
