Mental Health & Wellness

Traditional therapy and medication are effective, which is why they form the core of any residential care program. However, addressing improved mental health is a multifaceted prospect. The interconnections between body, mind, and spirit require inspiration and...

Living with bipolar disorder can be disruptive at best, and if unmanaged, it can feel almost impossible to establish a balanced and harmonized life. This is especially true if severe mood episodes pose a threat to your safety. When outpatient treatment isn't enough to...

If you live with severe depression, you can likely attest that it isn't much like living at all. It can feel isolating, defeating, and the numbness can be incredibly overwhelming. This condition can be especially daunting when traditional outpatient treatments haven't...

If you're one of the 40 million Americans who struggle with anxiety, you're fully aware of how frustrating this condition can be. It can interfere with your daily life, put a strain on relationships, and it can even take a toll on your physical health. Thankfully,...

So, you've just completed residential treatment, and perhaps you're still basking in the glow of therapy, learning, and the much-deserved healing. But now returning to work after treatment is the current reality. What do you do?  As you prepare to reenter the...

Balancing your mental health while meeting work demands isn’t always easy, and it should never feel like a battle you’re fighting alone. The good news is that you do have rights, and you also have options available to you. We're talking about mental health...

Taking time off work to address mental health concerns is often the best way to receive adequate time to reap the full benefits of mental wellness treatment. While asking for time off work is a laudable step in prioritizing your personal health, it can be fraught with...

While many people recognize traditional anxiety symptoms like panic attacks or avoidance behaviors, high functioning anxiety often goes unnoticed and untreated because those experiencing it appear successful and capable on the surface.  Understanding the differences...

Not all mental health levels of care are the same. From outpatient therapy to residential treatment and psychiatric hospitalization, each level provides specific types of support designed to meet varying degrees of mental health needs and crisis situations. Keep...