How to Help Someone With an Eating Disorder Anxiety, Articles, TreatmentBy Andrea BakerNovember 24, 2019Leave a commentEating disorders may seem harmless, but they have the potential to severely put a person’s life at risk. Due to the severity of this health risk, The Ranch offers a nutritional therapy program to help you better manage your eating disorders. Our addiction treatment staff will carefully evaluate you to determine the best course of…
Anxiety: Frequently Asked Questions Anxiety, Helpful Articles, TreatmentBy The RanchJuly 1, 2019Everyone feels anxious from time to time. But there is an important difference between everyday worry and an anxiety disorder. Anxiety disorders are serious mental health conditions that affect nearly one fifth of the U.S. population (18.1%). This condition is very treatable, yet only about a third of people who struggle with an anxiety disorder…
The Relationship Between Anxiety and Depression Anxiety, Articles>Mental Health, DepressionBy The RanchSeptember 30, 2018Anxiety and depression are double-barreled disorders that can suffocate you emotionally while at the same time filling you with jittery angst about what the future may hold. It’s like “breathing through a coffee stirrer,” says Tara K. “A daily battle against yourself … a desire to live yet at the same time a desire to…
Can Alcohol Cause Anxiety? Anxiety, Articles>Alcohol Abuse and Alcoholism, Articles>Mental Health, Mental HealthBy The RanchSeptember 29, 2018If you experience anxiety after a night of heavy drinking, you’re not alone. Colloquially coined “hangxiety,” many binge drinkers feel hyperarousal in the form of stress, shakes, guilt and worry from heavy drinking. Learn some of the reasons behind hangover anxiety. What Causes Hangover Anxiety? If you’re binge drinking or drinking several days a week, alcohol could be…
Recognizing Panic Attacks in Toddlers Anxiety, Articles>Mental HealthBy The RanchJanuary 4, 2018Parents of young children must be full-time decoders and detectives. Children lack the ability to communicate abstract thoughts and ideas, leaving parents to fill in the gaps to figure out what their child wants or needs. That’s why it’s so important for parents to know that children can have panic attacks. At first, it might…
