- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Managing a mental health disorder can be completely exhausting and overwhelming. Not only does a person feel pressure to do all of the things other people around them seem to...
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- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Men and women often experience the same mental health conditions in different ways, and treating their conditions may require different approaches. Recognizing the signs of mental illness early and responding...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
People with mental health diagnoses sometimes start to feel as though the professionals in their lives are taking over. It can feel like they aren’t in control of their own...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Psychosis is an aspect of mental health that is often feared and misunderstood. These misconceptions can make life harder for people who struggle with psychosis. At Carolina Dunes Behavioral Health...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Observation alone can reveal a connection between substance use disorders and mental health conditions. Evidence supports this connection: many people who have SUDs also have mental health disorders, and vice...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Fewer than half of all seniors with mental health concerns receive treatment. There is a tendency to dismiss the mental health concerns of older adults as a normal part of...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Occupational therapy is a whole-person approach to helping people across all age groups to adapt. This is done in order to help them continue to have meaningful lives after they...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Trauma is any event that overwhelms a person’s ability to cope. Trauma can occur to people at any age, but children are most susceptible to the lasting impact of trauma...
- by Jackie Hammers-Crowell
Mental health often changes with age, but it’s not a concern that simply goes away. Around 14 percent of adults over the age of 60 live with a mental health...
