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Ohio Mental Health Advice: Ways to Reduce or Stop Negative Thoughts
Almost everyone experiences unwanted negative thoughts from time to time. But these thoughts should not overwhelm individuals and disrupt their day-to-day activities. It is natural to occasionally experience random thoughts, but they should not...
LGBTQ+ Mental Health: Why are There Higher Rates of Mood Disorders
The LGBTQ+ community has made great strides in gaining equal rights in the U.S. However, there are still some data points that concern psychiatrists and other healthcare providers. Particularly the higher incidence of mood disorders for LGBTQ+...
Ohio Mental Health – What is and How to Develop Better Self-Esteem
People often mention terms like the importance of having good self-esteem, but they rarely provide additional details. Identifying signs of low self-esteem and having ways to improve this attribute is a key component of good mental health. Having...
Ohio Psychiatry – Benefits of TMS Therapy for the Treatment of Depression
Depression, as an illness, is one of the more well-known mental health conditions. Originally, counseling and medication were the traditional treatment options. In recent years, a new option therapy has emerged for the treatment of the more severe...
Is There a Connection Between Insomnia, Suicide and Depression
Insomnia is a problem for many people. A sound night’s sleep is the cornerstone of good mental and physical health. However, recent studies are discovering a correlation between worsening sleep problems, depression and suicide. Insomnia, depression...
Drug Addiction: Opioid Overdoses Connected to Use of Multiple Drugs
Drug addiction has challenged many communities and states across the nation. Recent studies are casting more light on the more lethal aspects of addiction. Research indicates that deaths from opioid overdoses among teenagers and young adults usually...