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Why Seasonal Affective Disorder Changes Your Mood
Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a mood disorder that largely goes unnoticed or diagnosed. SAD starts in the fall and lasts all through winter when the weather gets colder the days get longer and darker. This causes a shift in mood for people who experience mood...
Understanding the Connection Between Dementia, Depression and Anxiety
For people who are in their 60s (or older), common topics that they think about are often retirement related. Yet, other thoughts may center on physical health concerns. Naturally, these physical health...
Celebrating Over 5 Years of Successful TMS Treatments in Ohio
We are proud to announce that, as of July of this year, our center has been providing Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) for over five years! Emerald Psychiatry & TMS Center provides behavioral health services throughout the state of Ohio....
Ohio Psychiatry: Tips for Getting the Most Out of a Counseling Session
Starting therapy sessions with a behavioral health professional for the first time can make some people feel anxious. In order to calm these concerns, here is some advice to help you get the most out of your professional counseling sessions. Taking...
Ohio Mental Health Advice – Dissociative Disorders, What is Dissociation?
Dissociative experiences are more common than some people think. Many people will at some point in their life experience a dissociative episode. These are often described as an out-of-body experience or memory loss event such as driving someplace...
4 Signs That You Should Seek Professional Therapy From a Psychiatrist
Everybody has good and bad days. Life can present people with uncertainties and stress, which can motivate people to seek help. However, individuals are sometimes unclear as to when they should seek help from a psychiatrist or therapist. But there...
