Benefits of TMS Treatment
About 17.3 million individuals in the United States struggle with major depression. Some of these individuals have treatment-resistant depression, which is when the condition doesn’t respond to or improve from common forms of treatment, such as antidepressants or psychotherapy. While treating this type of depression can be more challenging, there are options to help manage […]
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Recognizing the Early Signs of Mental Illness
More of an open conversation on mental health is developing, but there is still plenty of progress to be made. Not everyone understands how mental health issues manifest. Different people may experience different symptoms, and it may be difficult to recognize exactly what is happening. Knowing some of the common early signs of mental health struggles […]
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Common Misconceptions About Mental Health
Mental health awareness is growing. More news coverage is dedicated to mental health, and terms like “burnout” are now mainstream. People can talk more openly about feeling anxious or depressed — plus the words “mental health” are no longer outright stigmatized. While this progress is a positive sign, misconceptions and misunderstandings about mental health persist. […]
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The Most Common Mental Illnesses in the United States
Mental illness is a major concern in the United States. Millions of people struggle with different mental health disorders every day. Mental health concerns have only grown in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic. From January to September 2020, the number of people seeking help for anxiety increased 93% compared to 2019 as a whole. With so […]
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Benefits of Going to Couples Therapy
When you decided to marry your current spouse, move in with them or otherwise commit to a long-term relationship, you might have had visions of “happily ever after.” As it turns out, making it work with another person for the long term requires effort. You and your partner might occasionally disagree on things or have […]
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