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It is really painful to see your child going through the extreme ups and downs of their mood. But when these mood swings impact your child's school, friends, and family life, it becomes very difficult to stay calm and wait for the solutions. You need help in understanding your child's mental health […]
To parents who are already facing the world of the autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in California, the incorporation of a child psychiatrist to the list of care providers may be bewildering and even fearful, since you already have a puzzle of professionals, such as a pediatrician, a therapist and an educator. Where does a psychiatrist […]
Men’s Mental health challenges affect over 6 million in the United States each year, yet fewer than 1 in 5 seek treatment. Most men don’t realize that seeking therapy isn’t just an act of bravery—it’s a strategic step toward success, better relationships and a higher quality of life. Studies show that men’s suicide rate is […]
Are you lying awake at 3 AM again, haunted by racing thoughts you can’t shut off? Between hurricane anxieties every summer, energy-sector layoffs that threaten your livelihood, relentless Houston heat, cultural and language barriers to care and a city growing faster than its mental-health resources, Houston’s 2.3 million residents face stressors few others understand. Harris […]
Key Takeaways: You are not alone – 25.1% of American children live in single-parent homes Proven treatments like home therapy and support groups work well Crisis planning and safety resources can prevent bad times All cultures face barriers but help is available for everyone Your mental health helps your children’s mental health too Being a […]
Money problems and mental health issues often go hand in hand. If you’re asking “How can I get help without spending money?” you’re not alone. Many people in California face this same problem. The good news? There are ways to get help even when your budget is small. When money is tight, it can make […]
The Silicon Valley executive arrives at work by 6 AM, leads three back-to-back meetings, codes for six hours straight and then stays late to “perfect” a presentation. By external measures, they’re maintaining exceptional output. Behind closed doors, they’re battling crippling anxiety, masked depression and a brain that feels like “a race car with bicycle brakes.” […]
“You are what you eat,” is a saying that holds a lot of truth, especially when it comes to matters like brain health. What we consume directly or indirectly impacts our mood and cognitive function. So, eating the right foods in the diet can improve mental performance and promote better mental health. In this article, […]
Key Takeaways Awareness of ADHD patterns like time-blindness and restlessness aids management. Break tasks into small steps and use time-blocking or the Pomodoro technique for increased focus. Utilize apps like Todoist, Trello, and Forest to organize and motivate your workflow. Maintain a tidy, distraction-free workspace and noise-cancelling tools. Prioritize exercise, balanced diet, and sleep hygiene […]
Schizophrenia is a complicated mental health condition that affects around 1.1% of the global population. When someone you love has schizophrenia—supporting them effectively requires knowledge, patience and practical strategies. 1. Learn About Schizophrenia Understanding schizophrenia’s symptoms—causes and treatments is the foundation of good support. This knowledge helps you approach your loved one with empathy and […]
Mental Wellness Taking care of your mental health is really important. Your emotional well-being is connected to the quality of your relationships and community connections. Studies have shown that when we surround ourselves with people who really care about us, we’re not just happier – we are better equipped to handle life’s challenges, less stressed […]
Psychosis is a mental health condition where you lose touch with reality, which can include hallucinations, delusions and disorganized thinking. Symptoms usually emerge between 16-30 years old. Unfortunately, many people don’t get treatment until 74 weeks – over a year – after symptoms start, which can impact long-term recovery. What is First-Episode Psychosis (FEP)? First-Episode […]