December 2022 - Lightfully Behavioral Health

A Study Found That Experiencing a Mentally or Physically Abusive Relationship at a Young Age May Affect Your Heart Health Later in Life

by Nicole Siegfried, Ph.D., CEDS | Dec 22, 2022 | In the News

Emily Eckstein, PysD, LMFT spoke with Well + Good on how abuse in intimate relationships has long-term effects on your heart. The Coronary Artery Risk Development in Young Adults (CARDIA) study began in 1983 and has recently released findings that intimate partner...

What’s Cooking with Lightfully? Q&A with Lightfully’s Chefs  

by Lightfully Behavioral Health | Dec 19, 2022 | Lightfully Treatment

What’s Cooking with Lightfully? Q&A with Lightfully’s Chefs Lightfully’s Residential Treatment programs are special in several ways; today we are taking a peek behind the scenes to highlight our very own culinary talent – Lightfully’s...

Why Starting Treatment Can Feel Overwhelming, and How To Take Steps Forward

by Lightfully Behavioral Health | Dec 12, 2022 | Lightfully Treatment

Seeking treatment for mental health can feel daunting and stressful. This stress is often exacerbated by responsibilities such as school, work, caregiving, finances, and many more. It could feel easier to put off treatment rather than pause your life. However, we also...

A Study Found That Experiencing a Mentally or Physically Abusive Relationship at a Young Age May Affect Your Heart Health Later in Life

What’s Cooking with Lightfully? Q&A with Lightfully’s Chefs

Why Starting Treatment Can Feel Overwhelming, and How To Take Steps Forward

Recent Posts

Recent Comments

Archives

Categories

Meta

Newsletter Signup