If you are struggling with anxiety in your relationships, you may have an anxious attachment style. Anxious attachment style is a type of attachment that is characterized by fear, worry, and insecurity in relationships. If you have an anxious attachment style, you may worry that your partner will leave you or that they don’t love […]
Addiction is a disease that affects millions of people worldwide. It is a chronic, relapsing condition that impacts the brain and behavior, leading to harmful consequences. Many people think that addiction is a choice and that those who become addicted lack willpower, but this is not true. Addiction is a complex disease that can occur
Mental health and addiction often go hand-in-hand. As mental health symptoms worse, they can cause people to feel the urge to self-medicate with drugs and alcohol. On the other hand, living with a long-term addiction can cause chemical and physical changes in the brain, which can lead to mental health conditions. Living with dually diagnosed
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Every day in treatment is planned. When you open your eyes each morning, you’ve got a defined idea of what your day will hold, even if you can’t anticipate the surprises that may appear. You know the safety nets that are in place to help you navigate challenges that arise and where to go to
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As you learn more about anxiety and depression, you may wonder how you are affected by the drinks you consume: “Does drinking coffee or tea negatively affect my mood disorder?” A commonly said phrase states that “you are what you eat.” Perhaps, the same goes for what we drink. The beverages you consume canimpact your mental,
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Behavioral health challenges are unique among medical issues in several ways. One of the most notable may be how people often feel defined almost entirely by their disorder. There is frequently a degree of shame and guilt associated with mental health issues rarely seen with other physical ailments. Whether the issue is addiction or an eating
Are you in a relationship with someone who lives with an eating disorder? Is someone in your family experiencing symptoms of anorexia or bulimia or other disordered eating symptoms that don’t seem to fit into a neat category? This guide can help you navigate your relationship and help you play a supportive role in your
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The time of New Year’s resolutions rolls around with great trepidation for those who struggle with patterns of disordered eating. The coming of the new calendar year can be an excellent opportunity to review the year that just passed and make resolutions for the coming year. However, for many people, January 1 is not a
Here at The Ranch, we are perfectly positioned to provide you with high-class care during the pandemic. If you need support, our virtual IOP might be just what you need to start or continue your mental health or addiction recovery process. The pandemic has changed our lives this year; there’s no doubt. Simple trips to the
Life is hard right now for just about everybody. Families are facing routine challenges such as financial hardship and access to childcare while fearing for their health and safety during the ongoing pandemic. The political discourse and election have not exactly lightened the mood either. For individuals already struggling with mental health, or those in
