Mental Health & Treatment Blog

Mar

What Is The DSM?

The DSM is the foundational reference guide that mental health professionals rely on for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. At The Meadowglade, we understand the importance of proper diagnosis in creating effective mental health interventions. This comprehensive guide explores the DSM-5, its significance, history, and how it shapes modern mental health treatment. What is The […]

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Mar

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Understanding Silent Panic Attacks

When people think of panic attacks, they often imagine someone gasping for breath, clutching their chest, or visibly overwhelmed with fear. However, not all panic attacks are easy to recognize. Silent panic attacks, also known as internal panic attacks, occur without dramatic outward symptoms. Instead, individuals experience intense anxiety, rapid thoughts, and physical discomfort, but […]

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Feb

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Healing Trauma with EMDR: How Does It Really Work?

How does EMDR work to heal trauma? Trauma can have a lasting impact on a person’s mental and emotional well-being. Whether caused by childhood experiences, abuse, accidents, loss, or PTSD, unresolved trauma can manifest in various ways, including anxiety, depression, and addiction. One of the most effective treatments for trauma recovery is Eye Movement Desensitization […]

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Feb

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Can Borderline Personality Disorder Cause Psychosis?

Borderline personality psychosis refers to the brief episodes of psychotic symptoms that some individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) may experience. While BPD is not classified as a psychotic disorder, individuals with this condition can develop paranoia, hallucinations, and dissociation, particularly during periods of extreme stress or emotional distress. These symptoms, often known as borderline […]

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Feb

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Releasing the Past: How to Heal Childhood Anxieties

The experiences we have as children shape how we see the world, respond to stress, and navigate relationships. For many, releasing inner childhood anxieties can be challenging, as past experiences—whether from trauma, instability, or deep-seated fears—often continue affecting mental health well into adulthood. Unresolved childhood anxiety may manifest as chronic stress, self-doubt, perfectionism, or difficulty […]

Feb

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Can Men Get Postpartum Depression?

Can men get postpartum depression? Yes, men can experience postpartum depression (PPD), also known as paternal postpartum depression (PPPD). Research shows that approximately 10% of new fathers suffer from this condition, though the actual number may be higher. Unlike maternal PPD, which is largely linked to hormonal changes, paternal PPD is often influenced by psychological, […]

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Jan

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What is PHP Therapy vs IOP?

When it comes to seeking help with mental health treatment, choosing the right level of care is essential. Two of the most common outpatient treatment options are Partial Hospitalization Programs (PHP) and Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP). While both offer structured support, therapy, and medical guidance, they differ in intensity, time commitment, and focus. So, what […]