Maintaining mental health is key to overall health, well-being, and enjoying life. Unfortunately, one in five people in the United States struggles with mental health issues, and even fewer seek treatment at a residential mental health treatment center. You may be thinking, “mental health is so important; why don’t more people seek treatment?” The answer…
As the holidays are approaching, some people struggle hard to cope with overwhelming emotions. There are various reasons why people may feel more emotional or anxious during the holidays. Some people who have mental health challenges may feel down during the holiday season. Others suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), making it harder to deal…
The COVID-19 pandemic has posed a special burden on those grappling with mental health issues. In addition to the potential physical health effects brought on by COVID-19, people all over the country have been dealing with higher levels of stress and anxiety related to the pandemic. Now, though more and more workplaces are returning to…
Millions of Americans live with a mental illness, yet many feel alone in their struggle. While loved ones may be supportive, it can be difficult for them to relate to your experiences personally. But while mental illness is often isolating, it doesn’t have to be. A group therapy program connects you to others struggling with…
Mental health issues in adults are both common and treatable. But different people have diverse treatment needs. Symptoms can vary in severity, and some issues require more intensive treatment. If you or a loved one are struggling with a mental illness, or outpatient treatment has not been effective, it could be time to enter a…
A common misconception around mental health is that you need to be suffering from a diagnosed mental illness to benefit from therapy. While therapy is undoubtedly a central facet of dealing with mental illness, people seek out therapy for a wide variety of reasons, such as grief, trauma, or even simply the stress of daily…
Many people consider mental illness and drug addiction to be separate issues. However, current research demonstrates the importance of treating these mental health conditions together. People who struggle with substance use disorders may suffer from co-occurring mental illnesses. These may include depression, anxiety, and bipolar disorder. In some cases, a person’s underlying mental health disorders…
If you feel like you’ve lost control over your life or previous attempts at treating depression have been ineffective, a depression rehabilitation program could be the right choice for you. Our team of highly trained professionals at the Atlanta Center For Mental Health is here for you and your mental health. A depression rehabilitation program…
If you are among the millions of Americans who live with a diagnosable mental illness, you no doubt know how exhausting it can be. Given that about one in five adults will experience a mental health issue in any given year, taking time to address your mental health is an essential life skill. If you…
Bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety are among the most common mental health conditions in the United States. Mental illness can impact every aspect of a person’s life, from physical and emotional health to their ability to function in daily life. It can also negatively impact their ability to communicate effectively when forming relationships or asking…