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4 Things To Understand About Medication And Counseling For Anxiety

25 September 2020

Many people who suffer from anxiety may choose either medication such as benzodiazepines or SSRIs or opt for counseling. However, medication and counseling usually work best when combined. If you are beginning anxiety treatment, here are some things you should know about taking medication and receiving counseling at the same time.  Your Counselor Should Know Which Medications You Are Taking Medication for anxiety can be prescribed by general practitioners and psychiatrists while counseling can be done by counselors, therapists, psychologists, and psychiatrists.

5 Benefits Of An Open Adoption

16 July 2020

If you're wanting to adopt a child, you may be starting to look into the different types of adoption that are possible. Some parents choose to have an open adoption because it can be beneficial to all involved. While it's not for everyone, this style of adoption does have its advantages. Keep reading to better understand the benefits of an open adoption: It Gives the Birth Parents Confidence and Helps Build Trust

3 Signs Your Child Could Benefit From Counseling

24 February 2020

Counseling and therapy can be very helpful when someone needs to work through problems, worries, fears, or anxiety. As an adult, you can monitor your own mental health and seek counseling when it is deemed necessary. But what about your kids? Children can also benefit from counseling sometimes, but most are not going to approach you and request to see a therapist. It's better if you keep an eye on your kids and take them in for some counseling if you notice any of these issues.

3 Things To Know About Using Suboxone To Treat An Opioid Addiction

10 January 2020

The opioid crisis doesn't discriminate—in this day and age, there are all kinds of people who are struggling with a dependence on opioids. No one wants to become addicted to opioids, but it is unfortunately not uncommon, and once addicted, it can be very hard to cease using drugs. However, many people who are addicted to opioids eventually get to the point where they really want to quit and seek help.

The New Year Opens the Door to a New You

19 November 2019

As the year comes to an end, many people take this time to reflect on their lives. If you've been struggling, now is a great time to start making a plan on how to correct the things that are dragging you down. Here, you'll find a few ideas that can help you get a jump-start on the New Year's resolutions that will improve your life in the future. Consider Individual Counseling

Did You Relapse In Mid-Life After Being Sober For Years? 3 Benefits Of Professional Addiction Counseling

12 September 2019

A relapse is possible at any point in your recovery. Too often, people begin to feel comfortable after years of sobriety. Yet, mid-life often brings changes that place you at risk for having a relapse. Now that you've recognized that you need help, you can seek professional addiction therapy to provide you with these benefits that get you back on the right track. Work Through Negative Emotions A relapse after years of sobriety often brings with it many negative feelings.

What You Should Know If Your Loved One Is Diagnosed With Borderline Personality Disorder

1 July 2019

If you have a loved one that has been struggling with their mental health for a while and they tell you that they have borderline personality disorder, you may be understandably unsure and confused about the situation. Most people have never heard of borderline personality disorder, let alone understanding it. In order to be there to support your loved one as best you can, learn a few things you should know, if your loved one has been diagnosed with borderline personality disorder.

Does Your Child Have ADHD?

27 February 2019

Have you been considering the fact that your child has ADHD, or Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder? Maybe at first you thought that he or she was just a very busy little kid who drove you a bit crazy some of the time. Then maybe you noticed that he or she couldn't stay on a task for a long time. Or, it might be that you have been called in by your child's school teacher and have been told by him or her that ADHD might be a factor in your child's success at school.