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Mental Health Crisis Plan Guide

Struggling with mental illness can be a sensitive topic for anyone, especially when you have to reflect on previous mental illness episodes and plan for a future one. However, creating a mental health crisis plan will help you when you’re at your lowest. It’s a clear direction of how to properly take care of you...
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Traveling for Treatment Vs. a Psychiatric Hospital Near Me

Conducting a quick search for a “psychiatric hospital near me” will uncover a surprising number of options just a short drive from where you live. Going to one that’s close to home can be a great option, but that doesn’t mean it’s the right option for everyone. When it comes to finding a treatment center,...
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Am I Having a Manic Episode? Symptoms and Behaviors of Mania

Manic episodes can disrupt your life. They can even become dangerous, leading you into impulsive, violent, or self-harming behavior. Here’s how to identify a bipolar manic episode and when to seek bipolar disorder treatment. What Is a Manic Episode? A manic episode is a shorter name for a bipolar manic episode. That’s because mania is...
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What You Need To Know About Depression Recovery Centers

Sometimes depression lasts for a brief period and doesn’t cause much impact, but other times, it can stop you from performing essential daily functions. When this happens, it may be time to look at depression recovery centers. What Is a Depression Recovery Center? As the name implies, depression recovery centers are filled with mental health...
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Can Grief Cause Mental Illness? Hope for Those Who Can’t Stop Grieving

Grief and loss can uproot your life, making every day feel hopeless and bleak. In some people, grief can persist or act as a trigger for the onset of mental illness. Here’s a look at the grieving process, types of grief, and mental health challenges that may come. Are you fighting depression after the loss...
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Opiate Withdrawal Timeline: What to Expect During Detox

When you’re ready to quit using opiates, the idea of opiate detox can feel daunting. This is often because of fear of withdrawals which will occur if your body is accustomed to opioid use, and they are stopped suddenly. However, it is important to remember that withdrawals are temporary, and recovery can last forever. Knowing...
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Finding Dual Diagnosis Treatment Centers in Ohio

A substance use disorder coupled with one or more mental health disorders can cause significant damage to your life. The process of recovery for clients with dual diagnosis has to be medical, educational, and therapeutic in order to take root. At Ridgeview Behavioral Hospital, our dual diagnosis treatment center in Ridgeview Behavioral Hospital successfully treats...
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Does Medicare Cover Mental Health Care? Finding Help in Ohio

For years, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a clear decline in national mental health. And Ohio isn’t exempt from that either; in fact, evidence from Columbus Public Health shows that Ohio suicides were on the rise even before the pandemic had started. So in Ohio, where more than 20% of the population has a...
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Mental Health Rehab: What to Know About Inpatient Treatment

When most people think of therapy for mental illness, they often think of meeting with a psychiatrist for weekly counseling sessions. While this can be an effective treatment for mental disorders, many people find that they require further support. Mental health rehabilitation, also known as mental health rehab for short, offers an added layer of...
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Quarantine Depression: Has the Pandemic Affected Your Mental Health?

The COVID-19 epidemic has affected nearly every aspect of life, perhaps most especially mental health. As a result, many Ohioans have experienced a depression spike following the lockdowns. During the peak of the pandemic, when quarantines were in full effect, four in 10 adults in the United States reported symptoms of quarantine depression, with Ohio...
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