Mental Health Topics, Relationships 3 relationship trends every couple should know by Curtiss Robinson on Sep 9, 2024 When it comes to relationships, clinical counselors are exposed to an amazing variety of situations. We see new relationships steeped in love and passion. We see mature relationships rooted in trust over time. We see struggling couples and desperate couples. We see the typical as well as the unusual. We…
Medication, Mental Health Topics Can Wellbutrin give you energy like Adderall? by Malini Ghoshal, RPh, MS on Sep 6, 2024 If your provider discusses prescribing Wellbutrin, you might wonder how it compares with Adderall and if Wellbutrin gives you energy like Adderall. Although Wellbutrin and Adderall belong to different groups of medications, they do work in some similar ways. Both medications are considered norepinephrine and dopamine reuptake inhibitors (NDRI)….
Medication, Mental Health Topics Prozac overdose: Avoidance, symptoms, and what to do by Corey Whelan on Sep 5, 2024 Prozac (fluoxetine) is a highly prescribed drug that is safe when taken as directed. Overdosing on Prozac is, however, possible. Taking too much Prozac, or combining it with certain other substances, can lead to seizures, kidney damage, and other complications. When not treated promptly, a Prozac overdose can be fatal.
Mental Health Topics, Work & Careers How to cope with a job loss: Strategies and support by Alexandra Cromer, LPC on Sep 4, 2024 Loss and grief can come in many different forms, one of which is the loss of a job. Jobs not only give us financial stability and peace of mind, but also a sense of confidence, purpose, accomplishment, community, and much more. Loss of employment, especially when it’s unexpected, can be…
Mental Health Topics, Suicide September is National Suicide Prevention Month: Recognizing warning signs and identifying treatment options by Laura Harris, LCMHC on Sep 3, 2024 September is National Suicide Prevention Month and is an important chance for each of us to understand how suicidal thoughts can be identified, prevented, and treated. The resounding theme of National Suicide Prevention Month is to provide support and compassion to those struggling with mental health conditions or life circumstances…
Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics, Relationships Retroactive jealousy in relationships: What it is, plus causes and treatments by Alexandra Cromer, LPC on Aug 30, 2024 We all get jealous occasionally—but retroactive jealousy can make someone start obsessing over their partner’s romantic past. Retroactive jealousy, also known as Rebecca syndrome, can be so intense that it can derail a person’s relationship, mental health, and ability to trust others. Although this type of relationship anxiety can warp…
Mental Health Topics, Narcissism, Relationships Can a narcissist change? Effective treatments for narcissism by Kate Hanselman, PMHNP-BC on Aug 30, 2024 Narcissism can be a harmful pattern that impacts both the lives of those who have it and the people around them. This impact often leads people to question: Can narcissism be treated? Can a narcissist really change? The answer is yes, those with narcissism or narcissistic traits can change. The…
Infidelity, Mental Health Topics, Relationships Why do people cheat? How to recognize the signs and deal with a cheating partner by Christine Ridley, LCSW on Aug 26, 2024 Infidelity, or cheating, is one of the leading causes of relationship strain—with more than 60% of divorced couples citing infidelity as a reason for their divorce [1]. Engaging in physical or emotional intimacy with someone outside the relationship can breach trust and cause sometimes irreparable damage to a relationship’s foundation….
Feelings & Emotions, Grief & Loss, Mental Health Topics 11 Tips to Stop Missing Someone by Jason Crosby on Aug 21, 2024 When our loved ones are away, there can be times when we miss them so much it hurts. We reminisce about having them near and recall the times we shared. But in some situations, the relationship just… ends. Whether it’s due to death, a breakup or divorce, military service, or…
Alcohol & Drugs, Mental Health Topics, Thriveworks News Navigating substance use recovery with Thriveworks & Eleanor Health by Jason Crosby on Aug 11, 2024 Holistic treatment of substance use disorder and addiction-related mental health conditions requires personalized treatment at each stage of recovery. While addressing social factors and the client’s overall physical health is essential, a deep understanding of each stage of the recovery process is also paramount for both patients and providers. Together,…
Family, Feelings & Emotions, Mental Health Topics Why do I hate my parents and what should I do about it? by Taylor Bennett on Aug 7, 2024 Many people have close relationships with their parents — in fact, some consider their mother or father their best friend. But that isn’t always the case. There’s a less fortunate narrative: Some people hate their parents. They don’t just lack that connection or disagree with their parents from time to…
ADHD, Medication, Mental Health Topics ADHD treatment: Therapy, medication, and lifestyle adjustments by Jason Crosby on Aug 2, 2024 After someone has been diagnosed with ADHD, the next course of action is to proceed with a form of ADHD treatment that can help them manage their symptoms and utilize their strengths. ADHD treatment can vary considerably, depending on the individuals’ preferences, as well as the nature and severity of…