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There is mounting evidence to suggest that social media might negatively affect our mental health, and it’s important to know that all of us are susceptible. For anyone struggling with a mental health issue of any kind and size, it’s vital that you take care of yourself online. This blog post will look at three ways to actively protect your mental health from the dangers of the digital age and ensure your online experience is...

Mass shootings have become an epidemic. In the first half of 2022 alone, there were 309 mass shootings, many of which occurred in places perceived to be “safe,” such as schools and places of worship. This tragic violence committed against people in places where they should not have to worry about their safety is taking a hefty mental toll on people, especially young people who do not know how to deal with these feelings of...

One in five American adults is affected by a mental health disorder. While there’s no known difference in the biochemical impacts of mental illnesses like depression and PTSD between men and women, there are dramatically different outcomes. Men face unique challenges in facing mental illness and accessing quality care. Here are some common barriers to treatment and difficulties men face in acknowledging and seeking help for mental health disorders. Stigmas Surrounding Toxic Masculinity One of...

Across the country, tens of millions of Americans suffer from mental health illnesses. This can include anything from anxiety, to obsessive compulsive disorder, to phobias, and anything in between (Learn more about these mental health disorders and many others on Behavioral Health Centers website). While some people are capable of dealing with their struggles on their own or with the occasional therapy visit and support from their family, this isn’t always the case. Some people...

Our understanding of mental health is always changing. With every passing year, it feels like everyone is starting to get more of a handle on just what that phrase means, how many different conditions there are, and how many of us suffer from these issues. But over the past couple of years, it feels as though there have been some drastic changes in our understanding. It now longer feels like there are advances being made...

It is no secret that plastic and cosmetic surgery have become more common amongst celebrities, influencers, and even everyday people in recent years. Previously, cosmetic surgery was something that was not talked about publicly often, as people assumed there were social ramifications associated with getting surgery. However, with scientific research, procedures, and information on how these procedures are conducted growing and becoming more widely accessible to the general public, those stigmas are going away, and...

Meta description: Dialectical behavior therapy is a psychological therapy that can help you overcome your anxiety. It includes practical exercises and techniques to improve your daily life. People with anxiety disorders struggle to live their lives to the fullest. Anxiety symptoms can interfere with any area of a person’s life, especially when left untreated. But help is available in the form of Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). DBT is an effective treatment for people living with...

Do you feel overwhelmed or anxious in social situations? Do you find yourself constantly worrying about what others might think of you? If so, you may be suffering from social anxiety disorder (SAD). SAD is one of the most common psychiatric disorders, and it can affect people of all ages. In this blog post, we will explore what social anxiety is, the symptoms associated with it, and how it can be treated. What is social...

In the age of digital communication, it only seemed a natural progression to move health services onto our laptops and smartphones. Whilst many people moan about their local doctor wanting an initial telephone call over a physical meeting, as to save time and money, it appears that communicating online for therapy is highly welcomed. Perhaps this is something to do with the nature of therapy – that many people are shy about it, perhaps even...