Mental Health & Wellness

When someone leaves residential treatment and doesn’t feel significantly better—or relapses into distressing thoughts, emotions, or behaviors—it can be devastating. Whether you’re the individual seeking care or a loved one trying to support them, the question looms...

When a loved one enters residential mental health treatment, families often feel uncertain, anxious, or helpless. It’s common to wonder: “How can I support them without overstepping?” “Can I be part of their care plan?” “What role do I play in their recovery?” At...

Not all adults are in the same stage of life—and that matters when it comes to mental health treatment. At Neurish Wellness, we provide inpatient mental health care for both young adults and older adults, with specific adaptations to meet each group’s unique...

When people hear the term “dual diagnosis,” they often think of a mix between mental health and substance use. But not all dual diagnosis cases involve addiction. At Neurish Wellness, we specialize in treating co-occurring mental health disorders—complex cases where...

When people search for the best inpatient mental health treatment in California or ask how to choose a good mental health treatment center, they’re not just looking for a nice location or a polished website—they’re looking for clinical excellence. At Neurish Wellness,...

When you’re struggling with your mental health and thinking about trying an inpatient center, it’s natural to wonder: What happens in residential mental health treatment? This isn’t just a logistical question—it’s deeply personal. Behind it is a need for reassurance:...

Did you know there are medications that can help minimize the effects of alcohol withdrawal? During a stressful or uncertain time, these medications can be a helpful resource for recovery. Of course, the symptoms that occur when someone stops drinking alcohol can vary...

Reducing or stopping drug use can be unsettling, especially when unfamiliar physical or emotional changes begin to appear. These drug withdrawal symptoms are a natural part of the body adjusting, and understanding what’s happening can make the experience feel more...

Starting a medication like Antabuse often means you’re trying to make a meaningful change in alcohol use. Of course, it’s common to feel nervous or unsure about how the medication works and what it may do to your body. This article explains what Antabuse side effects...