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Counseling can help in many situations. If you are having anxiety issues, depression problems, anger management issues or just need someone to talk to, a counselor can help. Three years ago, I would have never pictured myself sitting and talking with a counselor. Then, after suffering a minor break-down, I began talking with my counselor about what I was going through and just having someone that would listen and not judge began to help. My blog can help you find a counselor and learn how a counselor can help you cope and deal with many of the problems you may be experiencing.

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What You Should Know When Your Child Is Diagnosed With Schizophrenia

Posted on February 2, 2016

When you are the parent of a child who seems to be struggling a great deal with their life due to unknown causes, you may find yourself feeling some semblance of relief when you finally have a diagnosis of schizophrenia. However, the problem may then be that you do not fully understand schizophrenia or the ways that it can be treated to help your child overcome their mental health issues and resume their normal daily activities. [Read More]

Four Ways Parenting Classes Can Help

Posted on February 1, 2016

Parenting classes are a great way for new parents to learn parenting basics, like discipline, development, communication, and basic care. The classes can instill a sense of confidence in first time parents who are unsure of what it takes to raise a child. Parenting classes can also be used for parents who are going through a divorce and required to take the classes by a court order. Here is a list of common topics taught in these classes. [Read More]

Questions And Answers About Dual Diagnosis Treatment For Chemical Dependency

Posted on January 21, 2016

If you or a loved one have developed a chemical dependency, it can be difficult to overcome the addiction without professional assistance. Since there are multiple factors that contribute to the development of a dependency on drugs or alcohol, willpower alone is not enough. Many people who suffer from a chemical dependency are co-morbid, which means that they suffer from multiple medical conditions at the same time. Often, for a chemically dependent person, the addiction is paired with some form of mental illness, such as schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, or clinical depression. [Read More]

3 Signs Your Teen Needs To Speak To A Psychiatrist

Posted on January 21, 2016

Children go through all sorts of changes as they grow up. They deal with peer pressure and ever-changing hormones. What might be a perfectly happy, healthy teen could end up turning into something disastrous for one reason or another. Whether it be that they are stressed out from things going on in everyday life or because something happened to them that they couldn't control, the key is helping the child deal with it in the best way possible. [Read More]