Left unchecked, even a mild case of Alcohol Use Disorder can lead to serious health problems, interpersonal conflict, and altered behavior that can affect an individual’s work and social life.
Psychiatry & Behavioral Medicine Posts
Can Your Pet Improve Your Mental Health?
Our furry friends are more than just loving companions, they can also benefit our mental health.
What’s The Most Important Thing in a Relationship?
What is the key to a strong foundation for your relationship? Many will say “communication, communication, communication,” but, while honesty is an integral part of any relationship, the strongest relationships are based on something far more important.
Love Bombing: How to Protect Yourself in a New Relationship
The phrase “love bombing” sounds oxymoronic, but it spells more trouble than you might think. Learn about this potential danger for budding relationships.
Trauma Resurfacing: Identifying and Treating PTSD
Although common, many people with PTSD remain undiagnosed. Learning how to spot the signs of PTSD is often the first step in finding treatment.
Consider Trying Couples Counseling Before a Big Fight
Couples’ counseling doesn’t always have to be a last resort to an almost indisputable conflict. Consider trying couples counseling before a big fight occurs.
Mental Health Self-Diagnosis: Helpful or Harmful?
Self-diagnosis of mental disorders is not only inconsistent; it can also be harmful to your health.
5 Ways to Reduce Stress in the Workplace
Here are a few ways to mitigate stress in the workplace.
Signs You Might Want to Talk to Someone About Your Anxiety
Although anxiety often comes up in our lives during times of stress, it’s important to know when to seek help with anxiety.
Being Alone Doesn’t Mean You Have to Be Lonely
There are many ways to combat feelings of loneliness. Try looking for opportunities to be with people and join them. If you don’t know where to start, here are a few suggestions that can get you started.
