Oct

By Tori Skene Mental Health No Comments

Is Self-Harm Addictive?

Self-harm is one of the most misunderstood behaviors among teens and young adults. While it’s often associated with emotional pain, trauma, or mental health struggles, many people wonder — is self-harm addictive? The short answer is yes, self-harm can take on an addictive pattern that feels nearly impossible to stop without help. At The Meadowglade, […]

Sep

By Tori Skene Mental Health No Comments

What Are The 5 Levels of Hoarding

Hoarding is often portrayed in extreme ways on TV, but the truth is far more nuanced. For many individuals and families, hoarding is not simply a matter of being messy or unorganized—it’s a mental health condition that can disrupt daily life, strain relationships, and create unsafe living conditions. The Meadowglade, located in Moorpark, California, provides […]

Sep

By Tori Skene Mental Health, Mental Health>Bipolar Disorder No Comments

7 Types of Bipolar Disorder

Bipolar disorder is often misunderstood as simply experiencing “mood swings,” but it is a much more complex mental health condition. It affects the brain’s ability to regulate mood, energy, and activity levels, leading to alternating periods of emotional highs (mania or hypomania) and lows (depression). What many people don’t realize is that there are several […]

Sep

By Tori Skene Mental Health, Mental Health>Depression No Comments

Can Ozempic Cause Depression?

Ozempic has become one of the most talked-about medications in recent years. Originally approved to treat type 2 diabetes, this injectable medication—part of a class called GLP-1 receptor agonists—is now widely used off-label for weight loss. While it has helped many people manage blood sugar levels and reduce body weight, questions remain about its potential […]

Sep

By Tori Skene Mental Health, Mental Health>Depression No Comments

Is Depression A Disability?

Depression is one of the most common mental health conditions in the world, yet it remains widely misunderstood. For some, it may involve periods of sadness or low energy. For others, depression can be so overwhelming that it affects the ability to work, study, maintain relationships, or even manage day-to-day responsibilities. This raises an important […]

Aug

By Tori Skene Anxiety, Mental Health No Comments

The Connection Between Dissociation and Anxiety

Have you ever felt disconnected from yourself or like you’re observing life from outside your body? This unsettling experience is called dissociation—and it often shows up hand-in-hand with anxiety disorders. For some people, dissociation feels like zoning out during stress; for others, it can become so intense that it interferes with daily life. Understanding the […]

Aug

By Meadowglade Staff Mental Health No Comments

How To Prevent Mental Health Relapse

Mental health recovery isn’t always a straight path forward. Many people experience periods of mental health relapse—a return or worsening of symptoms after a period of improvement or stability. While relapses can feel discouraging, they’re a common part of the mental health journey, and more importantly, they can often be prevented or minimized with the […]

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Is Self-Harm Addictive?

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Is Depression A Disability?

The Connection Between Dissociation and Anxiety

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