Personality disorders occur in many people — you’re not alone. The National Institutes of Mental Health show that about 9.1 percent of adults have a personality disorder, and 1.4 percent have borderline personality disorder. It doesn’t matter what race or sex you are; it can occur in anyone. There are ways to get help ... Read More
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Mental Health: Anxiety
We’ve all been there: Your boss wants to meet with you in his office or your significant other says they need to talk, and a sudden chill washes over your body. Your mouth gets dry and your heart starts racing. You’re experiencing anxiety. Anxiety is a universal human emotion, a normal part of being alive, and an ... Read More
Mental Health: Depression
Depression is more than just feeling sad. Major depression impacts the lives of millions of people each year. The National Institute of Mental Health states that about 17.3 million adults in the United States had at least one major depressive incident in 2017. That is about 7.1 percent of all adults in the country. ... Read More
Onsite Psychiatric Care
Studies show that about 50 percent of people who suffer from mental health conditions also abuse drugs, alcohol, or both. The same source reports that 53 percent of people who abuse drugs or alcohol have at least one documented mental disorder. It's clear that co-occurring mental health conditions and substance use ... Read More
SHATTERPROOF FHE Health First Responders’ Program
SHATTERPROOF FHE Health First Responders' Program Dr. Sachi Ananda Director of Shatterproof at FHE First responders heroically serve our country every day. By being the first to arrive on the scene in crises, disasters, emergencies, wars, and other violent events, they suffer disproportionately from exposure ... Read More
Alcohol Addiction Treatment Program
Alcohol addiction is one of the most common forms of substance abuse in the United States. Alcohol use disorder occurs when a person no longer feels in control of their drinking. A 2019 National Survey on Drug Use and Health estimated that 14.5 million people ages 12 and older in the U.S. have an alcohol use ... Read More
Relationships in Recovery Can Come With A Cost
Relationships in Recovery Can Come With A Cost Individuals who enter rehab typically experience a similar pattern. An addict will start in detox - miserable, uncomfortable, and withdrawn. Most people in this stage are less than thrilled to be sobering up, and the last thing they want is to socialize with others. ... Read More
Pets Are Affected by Drugs and Alcohol, Too
Updated April 8, 2019 Pets Are Affected by Drugs and Alcohol, Too Addiction is a selfish disease. It is also a family disease. For most people, pets are family, too, and addiction affects them also. Pets are particularly sensitive to their master's feelings and are quick to take note when something's wrong. They also ... Read More