Each person who chooses our facility follows a unique path toward a more promising tomorrow. But our commitment to providing superior services means no one has to walk that path alone. This person-centered, supportive approach is evident even before treatment begins. The compassionate, service-minded members of our admissions team are wonderful representatives of our facility. Because of them, the moment you contact us, you will realize that you have found a special place. Learn more about our admissions process here: http://ow.ly/AteX50BH4XV
With the leaves beginning to change colors and the days continuing to get shorter, you need to think about how you'll stay safe during flu season. Since the start of the coronavirus crisis, our team has worked tirelessly to ensure the safety of all who enter our facility. Keeping our patients safe will always be our primary concern. As we enter flu season, we will remain vigilant, and we sincerely hope that you will do the same. To learn how you can keep yourself safe, check out the CDC's flu prevention page: http://ow.ly/acrI102o2do
If you don't know what to expect from the treatment process, it can be tough to take the next step and decide to seek professional care. Pause a minute to learn about the treatment we offer and how we individualize your care so that you achieve lasting healing: http://ow.ly/eIMY50BEUl8
If your life has been impacted by addiction or mental illness, it can be difficult to find the path that will lead you toward an improved quality of life. Shame, guilt, and uncertainty can prevent you from moving forward. But please remember this: You are not alone, and the guidance you need is closer than you realize. With one call, you can discover the many options that are available to you and select the ones that best meet your needs. If you have questions, we're available 24/7 to provide you with answers.
We are passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of those who are struggling with substance abuse or a mental illness. We believe that everyone should get the support they need, and we strive to show people how fulfilling their lives truly can be. Check out information on how our mission supports the improved behavioral health of our community: http://ow.ly/hpuq102ncjn
If you've been thinking about participating in treatment for mental illness or a substance use disorder, it's common to be nervous. Don't let fear of the unknown deter you from taking this essential step. Completing treatment can be an integral part of your journey. When you discover the ideal treatment center for you, you give yourself the gift of better health and a brighter future. One day soon, you may be writing a message like the one featured here:
We usually try to include a motivational message in our first post of every week. We do this because we completely understand how difficult it often is to feel inspired and energized on Mondays. For those who have ADHD, though, the fight to remain focused and driven can feel like an endless uphill battle. In a recent Psych Central article, two ADHD experts described a few fundamental strategies that can yield significant benefits: http://ow.ly/5BUF102pNyI
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9 Ways for Adults with ADHD to Get Motivated
Today is the last day of Mental Illness Awareness Week 2020. It is also World Mental Health Day. This year's edition of WMHD is dedicated to promoting increased investment in mental health. The most forward-thinking investment we can make for ourselves and our loved ones is to pay appropriate attention to all mental health concerns. Take the time to learn how to identify potential warning signs, and don't hesitate to seek help when necessary. Today and every day, remain vigilant, support your loved ones, and establish a foundation for the healthiest possible future. The World Health Organization has posted some excellent resources here: http://ow.ly/1GfF102oYPB
Self-care is an essential part of a healthy lifestyle. But your efforts to protect your quality of life have to include monitoring your mental health. Education and vigilance play an invaluable role in this endeavor. Today is National Depression Screening Day. If you suspect you may be struggling with depression, or if you have concerns about a close friend or family member, completing a screening may be the ideal next step. To learn more, check out the following link: http://ow.ly/cXft102oN4g
When someone is struggling with a mental health disorder, receiving quality professional care can significantly improve their ability to pursue a satisfying future. But treatment is just one of many influencial factors. To create a better world for all who are impacted by mental illness, we need to take decisive action to eliminate shame and stigma. Please raise your voice in support of NAMI's StigmaFree campaign. Ready to take the next step? Get all the details here: http://ow.ly/Xx8x50BMFnK
Here's today's truth bomb: If you've been living with a mental health disorder, we want to be sure you understand that mental illness does not define who you are. Every person is worthy of dignity, respect, and compassion. This includes you! Even in times of crisis, don't lose sight of the many wonderful characteristics that make you who you are. We see you, we celebrate you, and we will always be here for you!
Today marks the kickoff of Mental Illness Awareness Week! Every year, this week is a chance for us all to promote greater understanding about mental health disorders. Our staff is proud to support this important cause. Focus areas of MIAW this year include eradicating stigma and honoring the voices of people who have mental illness. We'll feature multiple posts on this topic throughout the week. Working together, we can build a more compassionate and supportive world. http://ow.ly/A0t2102oo4Z
Did you get your flu shot yet? Flu season is already underway, but it’s not too late to get this year’s vaccine. The CDC recommends the flu shot for everyone age 6 months or older. This year, with the COVID-19 pandemic still impacting communities across the nation, it’s especially important to do all we can to keep ourselves healthy. Give yourself and your loved ones the gift of increased safety and greater peace of mind — get your flu shot today!
The continuing impact of the global coronavirus crisis has forced us all to make many changes in our lives. Even our voting process has been impacted. For example, many states have reported record numbers of early voting, including citizens who voted by mail. But millions of Americans will still be heading to the polls to cast their ballots in person on Election Day. If you intend to vote in person on November 3, please plan ahead to ensure you're not putting your health at risk. To learn more about how to safeguard your health while voting, check out this article: http://ow.ly/4f9T102r1Nf
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How to Vote Safely in Person This November
Gratitude can help us find happiness in the simplest things or transform a regular day into a celebration. What fills your heart with gratitude? Share your answers with us in the comments!
From our team to you and your family, we wish you a safe and happy Halloween!
Halloween is an eagerly anticipated tradition for families and communities. But we must be sure that the joy we take from this day doesn't come at the expense of someone in pain. This is a friendly reminder to please avoid costumes that mock people who are receiving care in mental health facilities. With a little time and effort, we can find a way to have fun without putting others down. http://ow.ly/ySFK50C6AwC
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You Can Be Scary This Halloween Without Perpetuating Stigma | NAMI: National Alliance on Mental Illness
This month is ADHD Awareness Month. Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder is a mental health disorder that can significantly diminish a person's quality of life. Sadly, even though the American Psychiatric Association and other highly regarded organizations have definitively established the legitimacy of ADHD, persistent myths and widespread misunderstandings continue to cause difficulties for the millions of people who have this disorder. We all must join the effort to increase understanding about ADHD. Learn the facts about ADHD here: http://ow.ly/fzDQ50C5qpF
To start the new year, you may feel pressure to set strict resolutions, but doing this can quickly cause frustration. Instead, try selecting more reachable goals. Check out these tips for how to stick to your resolutions: http://ow.ly/xhgD102wiFh
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How to Stick to Your New Year's Resolutions This Year
It's no secret that 2020 was a challenging year, especially for those who are suffering from a substance use disorder or mental health condition. Sadly, the fear of criticism made many people hesitate to seek professional help. Join us in ending the stigma in 2021. http://ow.ly/1VZl102wiF9
The holidays were about giving, but as you close the chapter on another year, it's a great time to self-reflect. Make it a priority to repeat positive affirmations that remind you that you are just as worthy of compassion and love as everyone else.
The ways Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. contributed to the movement for American civil rights had a compelling impact that won't soon be forgotten. Dr. King believed in nonviolence to achieve racial equality for Black people in America. Today, we pay homage to Dr. King's legacy and the work he did to make America a more equitable nation.
Putting your loved ones first is an act of selflessness, but it can also prevent you from taking care of your own needs. Make sure to prioritize your mental and physical well-being in 2021.
