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Self Care and Self Checks
April 23, 2020

Self Care and Self Checks

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Self care and self checks are incredibly important for everyone, and especially during these current challenging times of lockdown, it has become even more vital to look after your mental and physical well-being. By using the right self-care techniques, it’s possible to manage the unwanted symptoms associated with many mental health disorders, and also to […]

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Building Better Coping Mechanisms
April 16, 2020

Building Better Coping Mechanisms

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Stress is an inevitable part of life. What counts is how we deal with it — or in other words, our coping mechanisms. Coping mechanisms are the strategies people use to deal with painful emotions and adjust to stressful life events. Naturally, some of these strategies are more effective than others; in fact, some may […]

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Mental Health and Movement
April 14, 2020

Mental Health and Movement

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Exercise isn’t just about boosting your muscles and improving your aerobic capacity. While it can certainly make you healthier and slimmer, staying active can also give you an amazing feeling of well-being. People who exercise have more energy during the day, can sleep more effectively at night, feel more positive about themselves and enjoy greater […]

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Support Systems and Social Media
April 10, 2020

Support Systems and Social Media

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In the age of the internet, we don’t even need to leave our couch to build social connections that support our mental health! Social media has made it simple to create a support system of people who elevate our mental health and well-being. Given the challenges presented by social isolation in the wake of the […]

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Mental Health and Social Distancing
April 7, 2020

Mental Health and Social Distancing

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Social distancing: it’s important for your health and safety in these uncertain times, yet it can also be lonely — especially if you’re dealing with an existing mental health problem. So, what can you do to stay social (and mentally healthy) despite distancing rules? Isolation can take a toll on mental health, especially when one […]

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Is Instagram Making Your Mental Health Worse?
January 28, 2020

Is Instagram Making Your Mental Health Worse?

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Social media seems to have pervaded through every element of our lives. Facebook, Pinterest, Twitter… we’re all addicted to feeds whether from friends and family or from influencers. As the number of these feeds depicting exotic vacations, picture-perfect moments and filtered images of slim and beautiful increase models, our self-confidence decreases, and our mental health […]

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Are You Romanticizing Bad Mental Health?
January 20, 2020

Are You Romanticizing Bad Mental Health?

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Not so long ago, mental health issues were stigmatized. People were afraid to admit that they were suffering from anxiety or depression. Now, we’re moving away from the shame associated with owning up to having a mental health condition. However, have some people gone too far?

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Poor Mental Health and Perfectionism
January 14, 2020

Poor Mental Health and Perfectionism

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“It has to be perfect.” “Anything less than perfection is a failure.” “I should never make mistakes.” Ever notice these thoughts running through your head? You may have a problem with perfectionism.

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5 Good Mental Health Podcasts To Listen To While In Treatment
December 10, 2019

5 Good Mental Health Podcasts To Listen To While In Treatment

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If you are in treatment for a mental health disorder, finding ways to fill your time around your therapy and treatments can be a challenge. Mental health podcasts could be just the solution you’ve been looking for to fill your time in between sessions or during your downtime at the facility. Podcasts are becoming more […]

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Mental Health and Company Culture
November 21, 2019

Mental Health and Company Culture

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Today, most adults spend around a third of their lives in the workplace. Even though remote working has become more common, having a full-time job can, inevitably, shape mental health habits and these, in turn, can hinder or help performance. Business owners and employers have a key role to play in helping their staff to […]

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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
  • Contact