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Whether you are seventeen or seventy years old, you may be one of the 5 billion social media users across the world. Regardless of your age, social media can affect your mental health. The average person spends over two hours on social media everyday.
Access to mental health care is crucial for overall well-being, yet navigating the complexities of insurance can be daunting. Many potential patients are deterred by the perceived hassle of dealing with insurance companies, co-payments, and deductibles. However, companies that bill insurance on behalf of patients significantly enhance access to mental health services,
When you’re ‘down and out’, or ‘feeling small’, will self-care act like a bridge over troubled waters? Forgive our music comparison, but exactly what part does self-care play in helping us overcome the stresses in life? Some say it’s a cure-all,
Are you constantly juggling multiple tasks, outwardly successful but inwardly overwhelmed? You might be experiencing high-functioning anxiety—a silent struggle that deserves a closer look. Often individuals feel like they are wearing a mask to the world. Here are the signs to watch for and why scheduling an appointment with a mental health clinician could be your first step toward finding relief.
These days we seem to live with continuous anxiety, and many of us think it’s the “new normal.” Are you constantly “down in the dumps?” In the course of a week, how many days are good days vs not so good?
Children with ADHD can grow into adults with ADHD if it is never diagnosed or addressed. While it may be more evident in children, recognizing the symptoms and behaviors in adults, either in ourselves or those around us, is indeed possible.
In an era where healthcare expenses continue to rise, finding ways to save on medical costs has become an essential part of financial planning. Lively – a platform that empowers users to take control of their healthcare finances and make informed decisions.
Tweens and teens are on a constant rollercoaster of emotions, and the hormonal changes don’t help the situation. Most parents can vividly remember their own teen years and what that time was like, but they didn’t have the challenges today’s kids deal with.
Suicide is complicated and tragic, but it is often preventable. Knowing the warning signs for suicide and how to get help can help save lives. When it comes to recognizing the warning signs of those who may be contemplating suicide, there are several indicators to watch out for.