At The Meadowglade, we prioritize staying on top of scientifically proven methods of therapy that are beneficial to our clients. One of the latest therapies in the mental health space would be the wonders of Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) and Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART) — specifically in deep rooted trauma. EMDR and ART […]
When people hear the word , it often calls to mind additions to alcohol or drugs. While these particular substance abuse disorders (drug and alcoholism) account for a significant percentage of struggles nationwide, there are several other behavioral challenges one may struggle with, which ultimately qualify as . People may struggle with s to technology, […]
People often use the terms “” and “dependence” interchangeably when talking about substance abuse. In reality, the terms refer to two different sides of the same coin. Someone who is addicted to a substance may or may not have a physical dependence on that substance. Having a physical dependence on a substance does not necessitate […]
Over the last four decades, fast food has increasingly encroached on everyday life. The hot dog or the hamburger have become just as much as symbol of American culture as the Statue of Liberty or the Star-Spangled Banner. Fast food certainly has its place in today’s society. With our ever-more hectic lifestyles, longer working hours […]
There are many “s” people are familiar with. The most notable are s to nicotine, drugs, or alcohol. While drug and alcoholism account for most of the struggles nationwide, many other behavioral challenges impact community members. Addictions to gambling, sex, technology, shopping, exercise, and eating are all reasons why people seek treatment at thousands of […]
Do you feel as if you have a compulsive need to overeat? If so, you could be addicted to food. The idea of suffering from food isn’t a new one. After all, Overeaters Anonymous (also known as OA) was first launched in 1960 in Los Angeles. However, the idea hasn’t widely been accepted until the […]
If you have a friend, family member, or coworker who has recently lost a bit of weight, your immediate response might be to compliment them on it or ask a series of questions. Although you have positive intentions, those in question might be feeling incredibly uncomfortable about their body and don’t want to discuss it. […]
There’s no denying the special bond between dog and person. The human-animal bond has been fostered for thousands of years. Pets originally serviced humans by providing protection and performing tasks such as tracking, herding, and hunting. Now, pets seem to primarily provide companionship. And research shows that even this companionship is proving helpful to humans. […]
It’s more normal than ever to openly discuss your mental health. But while you know it’s normal to feel a little off here and there, where is the line between needing to take a mental health day and seeking out treatment? The best way to determine whether one needs mental health treatment is by talking […]
“Oh, oh, oh, Ozempic!” Chances are, the irritatingly chipper TV ad jingle for this diabetes medication just sung in your head. While some are trying to remember the next lyrics of “Magic” by Pilot, others are trying to fight the urge to relapse in their eating disorder. Newest diet drug Ozempic has boomed in popularity, […]