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Today, there are many mental healthcare treatments designed to help patients overcome or successfully manage their condition. Many of these treatments have the backing of the medical and scientific communities, because they have been rigorously studied and have been shown to be safe and effective treatments. Your ... Read More

Artificial intelligence, or AI, uses computers or robotics to emulate tasks traditionally performed by humans. Many industries use this advanced technology, including financial services, life sciences, insurance, marketing, education and health care. You're probably familiar with self-checkout lanes at the grocery ... Read More

Mental health is an important but often neglected aspect of life. Over 20 percent of Americans live with a mental illness, and many need ongoing mental health services. For those living with severe or chronic mental illness conditions, long-term mental health care offers the support and resources necessary to ... Read More

Loss is an inevitable part of life, and there's an ongoing demand for mental health professionals who can guide people through it. Mental health counseling is a fast-growing field, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics expecting a rise of 18% over the next decade. If you're passionate about helping others during ... Read More

When you think of Florida, you probably think of sunny beaches and beautiful sands. However, those familiar with rehabilitation programs may have a more sour view of Florida. The Sunshine State has pioneered a new type of rehabilitation program known as "the Florida model." This model, which was supposed to be a new ... Read More

Today, there are apps available to assist with every aspect of life, including your mental health. Mobile apps make it possible to track symptoms and get support for many issues, including depression and bipolar disorder. Habit-building and addiction recovery applications are becoming increasingly popular. Using ... Read More

When you hear the term chronic pain, thoughts of physical symptoms likely come to mind. However, chronic pain also has a psychological component that can create internal conflict and exacerbate those physical symptoms. Emotional awareness and expression therapy (EAET), developed in the early 2000s, aims to help ... Read More

More than 48 million people in the United States have substance use disorder and struggle with addiction to drugs or alcohol. Although addiction can negatively impact everything from physical health to financial well-being and relationships, treatment can help those facing it regain control of their lives. AA and rehab ... Read More