Learning to Identify and Self-Manage Mania
Ultimately, there will be times when you have to live with unresolved symptoms.
SELF MANAGING PARANOIA
Paranoia creeps into our mental outlook, almost undetectable
The Benefits and Limitations of OMH Prescribed Treatment in Mental Health Settings
Clinicians, you’ve heard this before… & hopefully, you know the rules. Depending on your program, the office of mental health prescribes rules for the practice of treatment. The rules encompass the way we document, carry out treatment, and even bleed into the philosophy of care and implementing of […]
Forgiveness and Mental Illness
Absolving themselves of listening to how their behavior impacted their victim because of their illness.
For Parents: Do you have a child transitioning to High School with Anxiety?
If you are a student or the parent of a student transitioning to high school that is feeling stressed or anxious, this article is intended to help you feel a bit more relaxed. All students feel their anxiety levels wax and wane as the school year progresses. For […]
The New YOU!
Accepting you will never be “the old you, again” is something you need to come to grips with before you can continue on your path to recovery.
The Holidays! Getting through the Holiday Season when you aren’t Feeling Too Cheerful
On behalf of Mental Health Affairs, I would like to wish you the very brightest and most cheerful holiday season
Taking Control of Your Mental Health: How to Track Your Mental Status and Promote Recovery
Track your Mental Status
My Coping Skills aren’t Working: Now what do I do?
Setbacks and challenges are a natural part of life
Socialization and Support for those Carrying a Diagnosis: Preparing Friends and Relatives with the Resources to be Allies in Recovery
Preparing all system supports with a realistic clinical picture might just preserve the feelings of those with a diagnosis trying to move forward in their recovery
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