mental health
3 Tips for Breaking Unhealthy Repeating Cycles – Mental Health Wooster, OH
3 Tips for Breaking Unhealthy Repeating Cycles – Mental Health Wooster, OH Laurence Kendrick July 29, 2021 Mental Health Therapist Wooster, OH Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn 1) Keep Track of Your Pattern of BehaviorsMonitor the behavior in question and record it each time. You can write it in…
Read MoreEcopsychology and Mental Health – Find Trails Near You – Counseling Wooster, OH
Ecopsychology and Mental Health – Find Trails Near You – Counseling Wooster, OH Angela Earley June 16, 2021 Counseling Wooster, OH Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn Spending time in nature is now linked to more than 100 studies showing the positive impacts on mental health. A new discipline has…
Read More3 Tips for a Healthy Mind During the Post-COVID Transition – Mental Health Wooster, OH
3 Tips for a Healthy Mind During the Post-COVID Transition – Mental Health Wooster, OH Angela Earley April 22, 2021 Mental Health Wooster, OH Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn 1) Accept What IsLet go and be in the moment. Don’t cause yourself unnecessary suffering by resisting something that cannot…
Read MoreCoping With Seasonal Depression and COVID-19 – Mental Health Therapist Wooster, OH
Coping With Seasonal Depression and COVID-19 – Mental Health Therapist Wooster, OH Angela Earley December 21, 2020 Mental Health Therapist Wooster, OH Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn Winter is upon us, and with it comes the depressive disorder SAD or Seasonal Affective Disorder. The social stressers associated with COVID-19…
Read MorePandemic Stressors Contributing to ‘Mom Rage’
Pandemic Stressors Contributing to ‘Mom Rage’ Angela Earley July 16, 2020 Anxiety Wooster, OH Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn After a personal essay on ‘Mom Rage’ was published in 2019, mothers from around the world began sharing their struggle with motherhood and unrestrained anger. “Mom rage is something we…
Read MoreConcerns of Unhealthy Drinking While Quarantining
Concerns of Unhealthy Drinking While Quarantining Sarah Robb June 18, 2020 Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn Article by Maria Cramer Addiction experts believe unhealthy alcohol use may increase during quarantine. They’re concerned it may trigger more serious drinking problems and create new drinking problems. Dr. Sarah Wakeman, an addiction…
Read MoreDrug and Alcohol Relapse is Rising During COVID-19 Pandemic
Drug and Alcohol Relapse is Rising During COVID-19 Pandemic Sarah Robb May 19, 2020 Share on FacebookShare on TwitterShare on PinterestShare on RedditShare on LinkedIn Article by Haley Hudson The article “COVID-19 is Causing People to Relapse,” acknowledges the current increase in drug and alcohol relapses. Dayry Hulkow, M.S., a primary therapist at Arete Recovery,…
Read MoreTEDx Talk – Neuroscience of Device Zombies
TEDx Talk Speaker Kathryn Berkett In this TEDx Talk video “Neuroscience of Device Zombies,” certified Neurosequential Model of Therapeutics Practitioner, Kathryn Berkett, explains how the new frontier of device use is having an impact on young people’s brains. The release of the brain neurotransmitter dopamine creates a “…euphoric buzz feeling,” says Berkett. Sources like drugs, alcohol,…
Read MoreSecondary Traumatic Stress for Educators: Understanding and Mitigating the Effects
Article by Jessica Lander The article “Secondary Traumatic Stress for Educators: Understanding and Mitigating the Effects,” explains how American school children, whom have experienced trauma, are having an effect on educators. The condition, secondary traumatic stress (STS), creates symptoms similar to those of post-traumatic stress disorder. Stephen P. Hydon, a clinical professor at the University…
Read MoreHow Childhood Trauma Could Be Mistaken for ADHD
Article by Rebecca Ruiz In the article “How Childhood Trauma Could Be Mistaken for ADHD,” Dr. Nicole Brown discusses how her residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital opened her eyes to how many traumatized patients were being mistakenly diagnosed instead with ADHD. Understanding that some of these children came from neighborhoods of violence and stress, Dr.…
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