Rehab Explained

Teletherapy makes therapy more accessible and convenient for people who struggle to attend in-person appointments. Teletherapy has many benefits, but it differs significantly from traditional therapy sessions. It's vital to know what steps to take to get the most out of your appointments and make them just as valuable ... Read More

The AA approach to recovery has been going strong in the United States, and even worldwide, since it was conceived in 1935. The 12-step program has grown into a global culture, with institutions and traditions all its own. One of these is the Serenity Prayer, which is a mantra that's gone through several versions since ... Read More

Teletherapy is far from new. It’s a mode of therapy that’s been pioneered, with demonstrable effectiveness, over the past 2 decades. Nevertheless, it can be truly said to have come into its own through the pressures of the COVID-19 pandemic. Some experts regard teletherapists as effectively being the backbone of future ... Read More

Cultural sensitivity—or “cultural competence,” the term that clinical professionals often use—is critical in mental healthcare. Some cultures are more vulnerable to racism and discrimination, which lead to disparities in care. Different cultural views about mental illness or about therapy and psychiatry can pose ... Read More

Gambling is a popular pastime. Up to 85% of American adults report having gambled at least once, and 60% say they've done it in the last year. As a simple diversion, the risks of gambling are well-known and can be responsibly managed by most people. Unfortunately, 1%-3% of adults have some variety of gambling ... Read More

Important: If you or a loved one is currently contemplating suicide or feels like they may hurt themselves, you should get immediate assistance by dialing 988 to reach the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline. You can also call 911 to be connected with first responders in your area who can help you. Suicidal ideation ... Read More

According to research, conforming to male gender stereotypes prevent many men from seeking professional help with mental health disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorder. In 2021, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that about 15 percent of men sought mental health treatment in 2020 compared ... Read More

If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), you might be familiar with a drug called Adderall. Belonging to a class of medications known as stimulants, Adderall is often used to treat ADHD and improve concentration and attention abilities. Because Adderall is ... Read More