When people grieve, or go through grief support, or "the five stages of grief," they're often coping with the loss of a loved one. But the truth is, grieving loss other than death is extremely common— and it's normal. Whether you're dealing with job loss, in the...
Anxiety is a very common condition that impacts millions of Americans every year. Its negative effects on sleep, and therefore our overall health are numerous as well. Fortunately, it is possible to overcome anxiety and sleep better with some help. How Does Anxiety...
If you’re recovering from trauma or are struggling with your mental health in general, chances are that emotional triggers are part of your experience. A trigger is a sight, sound, memory, or event that leads to a strong emotional reaction. Learning to manage your...
Anger can manifest in a number of ways, from controlled aggression to blind rage, anger can be disruptive and troubling for you and those around you. Early on in your journey toward addressing your anger issues, you may be wondering: what is the best kind of therapy...
Obtaining a diagnosis is the first step in seeking mental and behavioral healthcare. Once you understand your specific mental health condition, you can obtain the support you need to thrive. However, it can be tricky to understand the nuances between the many...
Sometimes, people adjust to a "new normal" readily after someone dies. Other times, grieving is an ongoing struggle that consumes their life. While there's not a time limit to grief, traumatic grief can significantly impact your mental, emotional, and physical health....
If you have, or think you may have, a bipolar diagnosis, your symptoms may show up clearest in a work environment. Because work is often unpredictable, high-pressure, and stressful, these changes can trigger manic episodes, depressive periods, or more pronounced...
When you’re in the honeymoon phase of a relationship, it can be hard to imagine that those butterflies might fade. However, long-term relationships evolve. As you and your partner change as people, it might take some extra effort to keep that spark alive. Here are...
Anxiety is a common behavioral health concern, affecting 18% of adults in the United States. But how do you know if you’re experiencing anxiety? While it’s common to feel nerves and jitters, anxiety is much more than that. Here’s how you can spot anxiety symptoms–and...
When your loved one is declining in health, it can feel impossible to process your emotions. Grieving after loss may be familiar. But anticipatory grief is often more complicated. Here are some tips for prioritizing your behavioral health in the throws of this type of...
