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Living with Anxiety: 10 Easy Ways to Help You
September 13, 2021

Living with Anxiety: 10 Easy Ways to Help You

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Anxiety is a normal reaction to many events in our day-to-day lives. Certain situations, people, or circumstances can lead to a minor feeling of worry or apprehension about what is to come next. These things do not need to be “bad” to produce anxiety. Any event, positive or negative, can lead to anxiety. Consider childbirth, […]

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How Teachers in California Can Beat Depression
November 13, 2020

How Teachers in California Can Beat Depression

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Teaching is, without a doubt, a stressful profession, even when everything is going right. There is an expectation that you are “on” each and every day, no matter what is going on outside your classroom doors. You are expected to be engaging, approachable, and inspiring to a group of learners every day. It is not […]

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Can Horror Movies Cause Anxiety?
October 30, 2020

Can Horror Movies Cause Anxiety?

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Humans are oddly fascinated by those things that scare us. Whether it’s rollercoasters, skydiving, true crime documentaries on Netflix, or yes, even the annual thirty days of horror movies that arrive every October on various movie networks. Whether horror movies are your “go-to” date night staple, or you are more of a seasonal fan, it […]

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6 Signs of Increased Anxiety
October 16, 2020

6 Signs of Increased Anxiety

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Awareness of mental health disorders has improved greatly over the past few years, but there is still quite a long way to go. Although 1 in 6 people in California suffer from a mental health problem, only around a third of sufferers get the help that they need. One mental health disorder that is still […]

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Can People With Mental Illness Recover?
July 17, 2020

Can People With Mental Illness Recover?

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One of the biggest questions people have after being diagnosed with a mental illness is “can you truly recover from mental illness?” This question has divided the mental health community for years. Some people believe full recovery from mental illness is possible, while others believe that mental illnesses simply wax and wane — and that […]

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How Are College and Current Events Affecting Your Mental Health?
April 30, 2020

How Are College and Current Events Affecting Your Mental Health?

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With universities closing around the country and moving to online study, young adults in college and graduate school alike have found themselves adrift. The physical and mental health concerns and financial difficulties brought by the current events have not spared secondary education students. In addition, there are a number of unique challenges facing students during […]

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Anxiety And Your Appetite
October 31, 2019

Anxiety And Your Appetite

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Medical professionals are aware of the link between appetite and anxiety, however the connection still isn’t fully understood. We all respond differently to anxiety, however, many sufferers report that stress results in not only appetite changes, but also changes in how they relate to food and enjoy eating. Externally, appetite issues caused by anxiety may […]

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5 Unexpected Signs of Social Anxiety
October 10, 2019

5 Unexpected Signs of Social Anxiety

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If you grew up shy, then you’re probably familiar with the more obvious symptoms of social anxiety: blushing, clammy palms, refusal to speak to strangers. But what happens when normal childhood shyness becomes a full-blown psychological disorder? Social anxiety disorder, otherwise known as ‘social phobia’ or ‘social anxiety,’ develops when a person’s fear of facing […]

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What Living with Anxiety and Depression Looks Like
August 29, 2019

What Living with Anxiety and Depression Looks Like

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Anxiety is a serious, overwhelming problem affecting millions of people around the world. In the United States alone, nearly 40 million people suffer from anxiety according to The Odyssey Online. Although there is a very common misconception that people with anxiety are simply sad and should snap out of it, the disorder is actually a […]

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Stress Less: 7 Ways to Stop Stressing and Slow Down
June 3, 2019

Stress Less: 7 Ways to Stop Stressing and Slow Down

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In our busy culture, where no one is slowing down, stress can peak with very few outside triggers and cause both immediate and long-lasting harm. School can cause stress when we don’t prioritize our time and stay organized and focused. Our work can cause us stress, from impossible deadlines to conflicts with workers. Our society […]

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  • Home
  • About
    • About Us
    • The Gallery
    • The Team
    • Careers
    • Contact Us
  • Mental Health
    • Anxiety
    • Bipolar Disorder
    • Depression
    • OCD
    • Psychosis
    • Personality Disorder
    • PTSD
    • Schizophrenia
    • Self-Harm
    • Stress Disorders
  • Eating Disorders
    • Anorexia
    • Bulimia
    • Binge Eating
    • Food Addiction
    • Laxatives Abuse
    • Compulsive Overeating
    • Rumination
    • Other
      • ARFID
      • Orthorexia
      • OSFED
  • The Program
    • Our Team
    • Treatment Modalities
    • Family Program
    • Education & Career Counseling
    • Aftercare
  • The Experience
    • Accommodations
    • Dining
    • Self-care
    • Recreation
  • Admissions
    • Verify Insurance
    • Insurance Eligibility
    • Helping a Loved One
    • Travel
    • FAQs
  • Blog
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