There are several different types of mental health care professionals you may work with on your wellness journey. It can be confusing to navigate: Do you need to talk to a psychiatrist or a psychologist? Are they the same thing? What if no psychiatrists near you are...
Co-occurring disorder is a term used to denote when a person has not one but two or more mental health disorders. The prevalence of co-occurring mental health disorders is high. One study found that 46% of people in the U.S. will develop a mental health disorder in...
Have traditional outpatient treatment programs not provided the help you need with your behavioral health conditions? Have they failed to provide the level of support that you need? Residential treatment centers may be the solution that works best for you. These...
Do you know about residential treatment for mental health? It’s an option for people who may need help and support in managing their mental health. Residential treatment happens in a place that feels like home and can support many clients at once. Clients live...
Trauma-informed care is an approach to trauma treatment that starts with the assumption that an individual is highly likely to have a history of trauma. The trauma-informed approach acknowledges the existence of trauma and recognizes its potential impact on an...
Residential treatment involves temporarily living in a home designated for clients who need daily intensive professional mental health treatment beyond what is offered in outpatient care. These communal facilities are designed to help treat many people at once,...
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