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When Gambling Starts Affecting Daily Life: Signs It May Be Time for Structured Outpatient Support
Gambling is often viewed as entertainment, whether it involves sports betting, casino visits, online gambling apps, or card games with friends. For many people, gambling remains occasional
What Therapy for Gambling-Related Challenges Can Look Like in Outpatient Treatment
Many people struggling with gambling-related behaviors are unsure what treatment actually involves. Some individuals assume therapy only focuses on stopping gambling, while others may feel uncertain
Balancing Recovery and Daily Responsibilities While Receiving Gambling Support
For many individuals struggling with gambling-related challenges, one of the biggest concerns about seeking treatment is how it will affect work, school, family responsibilities or daily routines
Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation for Depression
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a technology that was established in the 1980s and FDA-approved for the treatment of Treatment-Resistant Depression (TRD) in 2008. There
How to Stop Self-Sabotage
Self-sabotage can lead to feelings of failure, frustration, and poor self-esteem. Here's how to overcome it and make positive changes in your life., For individuals trying to make positive changes in their lives, self-sabotage can be a big
Learning to Cope with Losing a Loved One
The death of a loved one is undeniably hard, but there are ways to cope, including seeking therapy and talking with others who can relate. , There is nothing simple or straightforward about the end of life and death. Especially when it come
What to Do about Imposter Syndrome
If you're wondering what imposter syndrome is, it's the feeling of being inadequate and lacking confidence while everyone around you has got it figured out., Do you struggle with thinking like everyone around you has it figured out and you'
What Are My Core Values?
If you discover your core values and make decisions based on them, your decisions will not only be easier, they'll be more peaceful. , You've probably heard the phrase, "Those who stand for nothing fall for everything." Often attributed to
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder?
As the seasons change, cold weather and shorter days can affect mood, leading to a type of depression known as seasonal affective disorder. , You might be familiar with the term "seasonal depression" indicating the more depressed moods some
What is Failure To Launch Syndrome
Failure to launch syndrome can occur in transitional life stages and can be fixed by learning how not to enable, applauding progress and starting counseling., You've surely heard the stereotypes of recent and not-so-recent college graduates
When to Consider a Referral as a Mental Health Professional
Find out the best practices for mental health professionals regarding referrals for clients and the highlights of an ethical decision-making process
The Therapeutic Alliance: Why Counselor-Client Relationships Matter
The APA states that trust between a mental health practitioner and a client is one of the most important factors in outcomes of functional success., The relationship a person has with a therapist or counselor is often called the "therapeuti
