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New weight loss medications are all the rage. The weight loss benefits seem too good to be true and many...
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Treating trauma at the same time as comorbid substance abuse may sound pretty obvious. Both treatments at the same time...
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We’ve all heard the term “self-help.” You’ve probably even been offered a self-help program promising perfect confidence or consistently good...
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I'm sure we have all heard clients talk about memory difficulties. Many of them even attribute memory problems to having...
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We have probably all had this moment in our work: does this individual experience borderline personality disorder? This is a...
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Sleep and PTSD don't always mix. Many people suffering from PTSD report nightmares that not only frighten, but also impact...
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A machine that can diagnose disorders? Well, it may not be too surprising with everything AI seems to be able...
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Therapists and researchers alike often emphasize the importance of social support. A few inverse experiences of feeling supported - loneliness...
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Some have called PTSD a disorder of memory. But can experiencing symptoms after a traumatic event just be due to...
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A recent popular theory proposes 7 types of ADHD. This concept may be appealing for some clients and clinicians to...
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"Put it out into the universe and it will come true." "If you believe it, it will manifest into existence."...
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So are we completely a product of our environment or is this stuff all just preset by genetics? This age-old...
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Eating disorders are a complex mental condition that may necessitate different treatment based on life stage and medical needs. Assessing...
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Eating disorders come with high physical and emotional risk to the client. There’s also high potential for a lot of...
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So trauma isn't all just based on fear?? Shame has been increasingly recognized as a key component of PTSD reactions...
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Complaints about sleep and insomnia are something we hear from clients all the time. There are medical reasons for some...
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A study published in JAMA Pediatrics found that depression diagnoses increased by 27% for children ages three to seventeen between...
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"If you hold those emotions in they will just explode later." "Emotions I hold in come back stronger later." "Pent...
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VR for mental health treatment?? Wait.... Does that really work? Researchers have examined virtual reality (VR) for treating mental health...
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Why do we have emotions? Why do we seem to emote differently than other animals? How do other processes like...
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Motivational interviewing helps a wide range of clients who walk through our doors to move from a state of ambivalence...
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Most all clinicians and researchers agree that there is no "right" or "wrong" way to grieve. Kubler-Ross' 5-stage grief model...
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Cognitive processing therapy (CPT) for PTSD was initially developed in the early 1990s for victims of sexual assault. Patricia Resick...
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Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS, or rTMS when used repeatedly) is a modern treatment for a number of psychological and neurological...
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Mental health sometimes requires many types of support - from intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) to support groups to monthly "tune...
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Suicide is the most fatal and urgent topic in all of mental health. And it's no wonder licensing jurisdictions require...
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Some have started to use the terms "Big T" vs "little t" to describe traumatic stress reactions like PTSD vs...
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Many of us have a tendency to focus more on negative experiences than positive or neutral ones. Researchers have consistently...
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