People who recall being abused or neglected as a child are more likely to experience periods of anxiety or depression as adults than those where court records show maltreatment was present, but the adult does not recall it, according to a study published in the Journal of American Medicine Psychiatry. The study conducted at King’s [...]
Telehealth may be the perfect solution if you find it difficult to see a mental health worker in person but need help. Please choose a provider near you so that you can see them in person if necessary. Convenience Instead of taking a whole day off work, telehealth allows you to [...]
Experts in Psychiatric Care in Milwaukee Struggling with a mental health issue can be debilitating - and finding help can be just as hard. That's why we have brought together a team of psychiatrists in Milwaukee who specialize in conditions from depression and anxiety to PTSD and more. We offer both virtual [...]
Many people see seeking mental health help as a sign of weakness. This feeling is especially prevalent among the black community, where some studies show that up to 63% of people see seeking counseling as a sign of weakness. If you are one of them, then consider these ideas. Counseling [...]
Almost everyone has had one or more traumatic events occur in their lifetime. It may be the sudden death of a loved one, drastic changes in physical health, or a natural catastrophe that has put you into survival mode. The human brain is not wired to analyze these events while you are experiencing them. You [...]
In the next 10 minutes, 498 Americans will become disabled, according to the National Safety Council. This number continues to grow annually as advances as medical advances occur. The most common reasons for disability include problems with the musculoskeletal system and hearing and vision loss. These individuals often go through [...]
What Is Systemic Therapy? Systemic therapy helps people understand the relationship between their early life experiences and current challenges. Instead of trying to cure a present issue, the treatment focuses on assisting individuals in recognizing patterns and learning how to react to them. This therapy type can have many benefits, including gaining a better [...]
Initially developed by Marsha Linehan, dialectical behavioral therapy is a form of talk therapy that helps people focus on the changes they can make instead of on their thinking patterns and emotions. As opposed to the reasoning and rationing skills taught and practiced in cognitive behavioral therapy, dialectical behavioral therapy focuses more on mindfulness. [...]
If you seem to have problems in your relationships, then interpersonal therapy may help. This therapy may help build stronger bonds with family members and coworkers and help you learn to form new relationships. What is the History of Interpersonal Therapy? The first research study using interpersonal therapy was conducted at Yale University in 1969, [...]
If you are struggling with a mental health challenge, such as depression, anxiety disorders, alcohol and/or drug use problems, marital problems or eating disorders, then cognitive behavioral therapy may help. While there were earlier developments, cognitive behavioral therapy was first used during World War II to help veterans deal with the war's psychological impact [...]
