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When is inpatient mental health treatment necessary?

When is inpatient mental health treatment necessary?

Inpatient mental health treatment is a type of health care service that is provided to clients who have been admitted to a hospital. It combines hospital services with behavioral services to create a higher level of intensive care for clients who are struggling with...

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Lightfully Teen Summer Reset Intensives

Lightfully Teen Summer Reset Intensives

  Summer can be a busy season for many teens, packed with travel, camps, and activities. While these experiences can be great, awareness of the stress and burnout teens endure during the school year is essential. Lightfully Teen’s Summer Reset Intensives are...

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What is IOP for mental health treatment?

What is IOP for mental health treatment?

An intensive outpatient program (IOP) is a type of mental health treatment program. It involves intensive group and individual therapy sessions each day for a given period of time. IOPs are for people with poor quality of life due to mental health conditions. Are you...

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Why Lightfully Summer Reset Intensives are Beneficial

Why Lightfully Summer Reset Intensives are Beneficial

Summer is a season of warmth and relaxation – we look forward to ice cream, baseball, and being in the sun! However, the summer can feel overwhelming for those struggling with mental health challenges, thanks to more social events and a less structured work or school...

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Lightfully Summer Reset Intensives

Lightfully Summer Reset Intensives

Have you been waiting for the right time to start receiving mental health treatment?  We understand how challenging it can feel to get started! While there's never a perfect time, our summer intensives are a practical, proactive way to take that critical first step...

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Trauma bonding: What it is and how to recognize the signs

Trauma bonding: What it is and how to recognize the signs

Trauma bonding is a psychological phenomenon that happens when a person experiences abuse. This condition occurs when a person who is being abused begins to feel emotionally attached to the person who is performing the abuse. It is an unhealthy and potentially...

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ARFID in adults: What it is & how you can treat it

ARFID in adults: What it is & how you can treat it

Eating disorders and mental health are often linked because the root of harmful eating habits can be anxiety and other mental illnesses. As we get older, our eating habits change. We can expand our palettes, refine our taste in quality food, and sometimes develop...

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