Most of the time we talk about the “mental” part of the mental health symptoms of disorders and challenges, and even when we talk about the physical symptoms, we’re usually…
read moreRelationships, for many, are an important part of living a happy life. But they can be a struggle, both to find one and maintain one. Often, especially while single, we…
read moreSevere anxiety attacks can be devastating. Anxiety is already a daily distraction. But anxiety and panic attacks are highly disruptive, scary, and often all-consuming. Addressing panic attacks becomes a critical…
read moreWe talk about exercise a lot in society because of how important it is for our physical health. But it is also important for mental health as well. Exercise releases…
read moreIt seems like a good idea. You’ve heard many parents do it. But “rewards charts” – charts and schedules used to provide rewards to children and teens – can actually…
read moreYou deserve to get the best treatment possible in every way possible. One way to do that is to have a therapist that really understands you – someone that knows…
read morePanic attacks are intense episodes of severe, overwhelming anxiety. They are best known for their physical symptoms, such as chest pains, rapid heartbeat, and trouble breathing. Yet they also come…
read moreWe’re coming up on the new year, and once again, you have people talking about new years resolutions. As always, this is a time that is, in many ways, cliché.…
read moreWe have a new podcast episode out today! Our podcast, titled “Why Do People Do That?” has been releasing new episodes every few days, and we have a timely one…
read moreMost of us in today’s information rich world have at least some understanding of mental health. But it can be very difficult for us to truly conceptualize how it works.…
read moreWe live at an interesting time – when a person can access mountains of information easily, with only a few clicks, and learn nearly anything they desire to know more…
read moreLiving with a chronic illness is more than just managing physical symptoms – it’s a journey that often comes with emotional, mental, and social challenges. The constant effort to maintain…
read moreBoredom is a problem for anyone, at any age, and can lead to unwanted behaviors and psychological challenges. There is also considerable evidence that those with ADHD tend to experience…
read moreHolidays are around the corner, and that means that many of us are about to see family that we may not have seen that often throughout the year – often…
read moreADHD tends to – although does not always – get more manageable in adulthood. Researchers are mixed on whether ADHD ever truly “Goes Away” but most people tend to find…
read moreMany children, if not most, start out as picky eaters. They have an evolving palate and are overwhelmed by their senses, which makes them prone to avoiding foods with odd…
read moreMost people associate Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) with symptoms like inattention and impulsivity. But there are many, many other symptoms – including not only executive function disorder, but also…
read moreEvery year, starting in the next few months, millions of people experience a condition known as “seasonal affective disorder,” which typically we call either “SAD” or “Seasonal Depression.” It is…
read moreCouples counseling is one of the best options we have available for improving a relationship. It is based on sound science, with approaches that we know can help with communication,…
read moreYoung children are often very energetic. They struggle to pay attention. They lose focus easily and can be disruptive in settings where we need them to be calm. This is…
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