The word “depression” is often used in conversation to describe feelings such as sadness, disappointment, and frustration. However, there is a difference between that and clinical depression. Clinical depression is much more than sadness. There are several categories of depression, including Clinical, Situational, Perinatal, and Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD): Clinical depression – which is also called
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Common Benefits of Child Therapy and Counseling
Let’s face it, as parents, we have all wondered at some point if we should take our kiddos to a therapist or not. Questions come up like: What are problems that a therapist could help with? When do I know my child needs outside help? How does it benefit a child to talk to someone outside the
Read MoreMedication Management: What Does It Really Mean to Me?
There is a lot of misinformation out there about “medication management” and what it is or is not. When it comes to mental health, medication management is the practice of assessing symptoms that an individual may be experiencing and prescribing the appropriate medication that will assist the brain in doing what it may not be doing
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