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What to do after a Mental Health Hospitalization: Essential Guidelines for Parents
Mental health hospitalization is a critical intervention for patients experiencing acute mental health crises that cannot be managed safely or effectively in an outpatient setting.
07.05.24 02:00 AM - Comment(s)
How to Stop Panic Attacks and Panic Anxiety
Discover proven methods to manage panic attacks and anxiety. Take control of your mental health with expert tips and guidance
07.05.24 02:00 AM - Comment(s)
What Is Inpatient Psychiatric Treatment & When Is It the Right Choice?

Every person conjures up their own set of mental images when they think about mental health treatment. Some may be accurate, but the majority are often misinformed. These perceptions can sometimes act as barriers to seeking swift mental health assistance and help.

Even those with a good understanding...

08.04.24 09:51 AM - Comment(s)
Adult Mental Health Crisis & the Importance of Seeking Help for Adult Mental Health Issues

"Mental health issues are on the rise!" is the relentless warning that has echoed consistently for more than two decades in America. It's clear that now, more than ever, many people in the United States are facing significant challenges with their mental well-being.

Mental health problems...

07.03.24 07:33 AM - Comment(s)
How Parents Can Help Adolescents Struggling with Anxiety?

Anxiety is the feeling of worry, nervousness, or fear of perceived threats and stressful situations. These threats or stressors can trigger sweating, fast heartbeat, trembling, shakiness, headaches, and even panic attacks.


Anxiety is a natural response to specific events or perceived threats can als...

16.02.24 04:23 AM - Comment(s)

Today, mental health services are finally receiving the recognition they deserve after years of being shrouded in stigma and misconceptions. The act of seeking mental health support has become normalized and destigmatized, encouraging individuals who need these services to seek and engage with them ...

30.01.24 07:03 AM - Comment(s)