How to Help Someone with Social Anxiety
Social anxiety disorder (SAD), also known as social phobia, is a common anxiety disorder that affects approximately 15 million American adults annually, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of… Read More
Chronic Pain and PTSD
Chronic pain and PTSD can be two very debilitating conditions. They can often intersect, making life even more difficult for the person suffering from them. Read More
The Struggles of Executive Functioning When OCD Is Present
People with OCD have various impaired cognitive functions that may include executive functioning. OCD and executive functioning issues often appear with the presence of one or both avoidance or anxious… Read More
Is OCD Common?
Skipping a family birthday party to clean your kitchen for the second time that day or being preoccupied with how canned food is stocked in the pantry could be signs… Read More
Is Anxiety Related to Insomnia?
You're tense, agitated, have low energy, suffer from rampant moodiness, and have trouble getting restful sleep. What's going on? Any number of conditions could be affecting your quality of life,… Read More
What is PTSD?
If you’re a military veteran who survived a combat situation, it may be normal to experience flashbacks or nightmares afterward. But if you’re an average person – teacher, office worker,… Read More
Anxiety and Breathing
You had a spirited disagreement with a co-worker and noticed your heartbeat was racing afterward. The following day, you woke up exhausted because you couldn’t sleep. These can be chalked… Read More
How To Stop Anxiety
Momentary anxiety is not just normal - it is an important evolutionary tool. It is our body’s way of letting us know that we may be in danger. Some people… Read More
Can OCD Be Cured?
Like all other mental health conditions, OCD does not have a known cure at this time. That said, there are treatments and forms of therapy that help alleviate the symptoms… Read More
CRPS Types 1 And 2 and How You Can Find Treatment
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5 Treatments for Depression & Anxiety
Somewhere around seven percent of the US population, or about seventeen million American adults, suffer from depression each year. Depression may occur only once, but for some, depression typically occurs… Read More
Ketamine Infusion Treatments For PTSD
Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) is a disorder that occurs in some people after the occurrence of a highly stressful, shocking, scary, or traumatic event. Doctors do not know why certain people’s bodies react to stress to result in PTSD, but for those individuals, Post Traumatic Stress Disorder can interrupt their day-to-day functioning and disrupt their lives.
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