Anxiety Disorder and Dual Diagnosis in Drug Rehab Articles>Dual Diagnosis, Dual Diagnosis, Mental Health Treatment, Mood DisordersBy The Ranch TNMay 26, 2020Anxiety is an unpleasant reality in the world and everyone experiences it. Whether a person is facing job cutbacks, relationship struggles, unruly children or even the pressures of work deadlines – all of us must learn to cope with anxiety at one point or another. Sometimes anxiety seems to take over a person’s life. Fortunately,…
Do You Need Inpatient Treatment for Depression? Articles>Mental Health, Depression, Helpful Articles, Mental Health, Mood Disorders, UncategorizedBy The Ranch TNFebruary 12, 2020If you suffer from depression, you’re not alone. According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), depression is the leading cause of disability across the globe. The National Survey on Drug Use and Health reports only have people with mental health disorders receive treatment. With roughly 16 million American adults living with major depression,…
How to Affect Seasonal Affective Disorder Articles>Mental Health, Depression, Helpful Articles, Mental Health, Mood DisordersBy The Ranch TNFebruary 1, 2020Six percent of Americans suffer from seasonal affective disorder (SAD), while 14 percent suffer from snow depression. Even among the non-SAD population, feelings of listlessness, lifelessness, and low motivation are common during the winter months, when the mercury drops out of sight, and the sun hides its warming face for 14 to 16 hours at…
Is There a Really Addictive Personality? Addiction, Alcoholism, Articles>Addiction Research, Articles>Mental Health, Helpful Articles, Mental Health, Mood DisordersBy The Ranch TNJanuary 2, 2020We have all heard that some people are prone to addiction, and there seem to be plenty of real-world examples to illustrate the truth of this adage. But is it accurate to say that someone who has suffered through multiple addictions has a really addictive personality? Or is this an overly simplistic explanation for a…
Gender, Sexual Assault History Have No Bearing on PTSD Treatment Outcomes Mood DisordersBy The Ranch TNMarch 1, 2016New findings from a team of American researchers indicate that a military veteran’s gender and history of sexual assault exposure have no measurable impact on the initial severity of PTSD symptoms or the likelihood of recovering from those symptoms after treatment.
