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Your Mental Health Checklist

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Calendar-IconSeptember 19, 2024  |  Mental Health, Self-Care

Mental health today is more important than ever before. We are bombarded by stimulation from the moment we open our eyes in the morning to the moment we fall asleep, we are tapped into the digital world. This constant flurry of information wears on our minds and can contribute to, or worsen, existing mental health issues.

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How Technology Has Altered and Brought Awareness to Mental Health

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Over the past one hundred years, the approaches we use to talk about and treat mental health disorders have rapidly evolved. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, and especially since the 1950s, mental health disorders have been increasingly studied, classified, and destigmatized.  

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Telehealth Therapy Versus In-Person Therapy

Telehealth Therapy Versus In-Person Therapy
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Addressing mental health struggles and working to improve them is one of the best things you can do for yourself. However, it is important to take care of your mental health in a way that is sustainable for your lifestyle.  

One of the best methods of improving your mental health is through therapy with a counselor or psychologist. However, the most traditional therapeutic sessions are not right for everyone. Many people need a relaxed setting where they feel they are conversing with a peer or friend, while others want more of a scholarly or clinical setting. 

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Understanding Emotional Factors in Recovery

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Calendar-IconDecember 4, 2023  |  Emotions, Managing Stress, Mental Health, Recovery

Emotional factors play a significant role in the recovery journey. Individuals may have to navigate setbacks and relapses, and it is essential to recognize that emotions and negative feelings are a natural part of the process. As individuals work towards recovery, they may experience a range of emotions, including anger, frustration, sadness, and anxiety.  

These emotions can arise from various triggers, such as memories of past substance abuse or challenging life circumstances. Individuals in recovery must learn healthy ways to cope with these emotions rather than turning to addictive substances for relief.

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Navigating Setbacks and Relapses

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On the road to recovery and a brighter future, there may be setbacks and relapses. But stumbles and mistakes do not mean that we have failed, instead they represent a chance to reflect on our goals and identify areas of change and improvement. 

This is especially true for people working to recover from substance use disorders. Alcohol and other drugs often have a powerful hold over us and removing them from our lives can be a serious challenge

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The Impact of Positive Relationships on Mental Health and Well-being

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Human beings are social creatures. Unlike some other species of animals, we have close-knit family structures, we rely on the emotional support of our friends, and we spend much of our lives collaborating with other people to achieve larger goals. 

It is only logical that the quality of our relationships plays an important role in determining the quality of our mental health and well-being.

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