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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

IV therapy, or IV drip therapy, is a term used frequently to describe the process of pushing fluids into the body to enhance the health and well-being of a client. This isn’t a new service or treatment. Up to 80 percent of people who are hospitalized receive some type of intravenous therapy during their admission, ... Read More

The 12-step process was developed by Alcoholics Anonymous founder Bill Wilson in 1935 and is now employed by many rehabilitation groups around the world. By working through 12 detailed steps intended to help those with substance abuse issues find acceptance, face reality and make amends, people are able to navigate a ... Read More

Mental health evaluations are a popular way for professionals to assess an individual's mental state. There are many types of mental disorder tests out there, but some are generally more common than others. If you have an upcoming mental health test and are feeling nervous about it, you've come to the right place for ... Read More