October is National Depression Awareness Month and October 8 is Depression Screening Day 40 million US adults struggle with depression and/or anxiety. But not everyone who struggles recognizes they even […]
If you suffer from mania, you’ve also experienced the transition that leads to it. Someone identified that transition emotion over a thousand years ago. Surprising? Here we are in the […]
New study reveals extensive genetic links not only to alcohol use disorder, but also problematic drinking without physical dependence Brandon caught his breath and stopped. He looked around him. Where […]
September is National Suicide Prevention Month And Adolescents Have the Highest Risk So let’s look at adolescent suicidal behavior. If you have an adolescent in your family, you may not […]
This is National Suicide Prevention Awareness Week — Be aware and reach out. And while you may never have talked with someone who’s considering suicide, it’s likely you will at […]
COVID-19 – Growing number of people suffer from anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts who’ve never faced mental health issues before. We’ve talked about it before, but the numbers are growing. […]
Ketamine continues to move forward. This NMDA receptor antagonist, ketamine, was studied in treatment of major psychiatric disorders during the first decade of 2020. Certainly, as these studies galvanized physicians […]
The Ketamine Conference: A Molecular Masterclass is set to take place today, featuring a host of experts in the delivery of ketamine therapy for resistant conditions such as PTSD, depression, […]
Isolation and anxiety are a recipe for substance abuse and mental illness. A new study predicts 75,000 “deaths of despair.” By Cynthia Koons, Riley Griffin, and Emma Court May 7, 2020, 9:14 PM PDT The […]
School is starting for the 2020-21 school year, whether remotely or on campus. Never before have these students started a new school year during a pandemic. It’s been over 100 […]