Depression can feel all-encompassing. From difficulties concentrating to a lack of motivation to do the things you once found enjoyable, life can feel flat and…
Reactive attachment disorder (RAD) develops in some children who’ve experienced significant abuse, neglect, or instability during their early years. The impact of RAD can be…
Research suggests that ADHD and depression share neurological and genetic links, meaning individuals with ADHD can be at a higher risk of developing depression at…
Some people use the terms psychiatrist and therapist interchangeably when talking about therapy and mental health support. However, these two professional roles play different parts…
Living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can mean managing difficult emotions at inconvenient times, which can mean pulling away from social events or avoiding specific…
Mental health care should be accessible to everyone, and part of that accessibility involves offering a variety of options for where therapy takes place. As…
Intrusive thoughts are unwanted, distressing thoughts that seem to come out of nowhere. They can often involve fears, doubts, or disturbing images that a person…
According to the Anne Arundel County Department of Health, the emergency department had over 11,000 interactions regarding mental health in 2019.1 Statistics like these make…
Therapy can be incredibly beneficial, even for those who aren’t facing a crisis. You don’t need to be experiencing trauma to gain valuable insights, support,…
Seeking counseling services for mental health concerns like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can be intimidating for many people, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re…