Mental Health Hotline Articles
How to Tell if You Need Outpatient vs Inpatient Care?
According to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics, around 50% of the U.S. population aged 12 or older has used illicit drugs at least once in their lives. Rehab facilities play a vital role in helping people recover from addiction. However, depending on the type of addiction and its
When to go to the Hospital for Anxiety
Anxiety disorders are the most common form of mental health disorder, with almost 20% of American adults reporting an anxiety disorder between 2023 and 2024. Some cases are managed with DIY methods, such as lifestyle or diet changes, or outpatient therapy, but you can be hospitalized for severe anxiety. This
How Long is an Inpatient Mental Health Stay?
How long do you stay in a mental hospital for being suicidal, having anxiety or dealing with another behavioral health challenge? It’s one of the most common — and most important — questions people ask as they consider inpatient mental health care for themselves or their loved one. The honest
Untreated ADHD: Understanding How it Affects Loved Ones
Untreated ADHD can have effects that ripple far beyond the individual. Partners, coworkers and friends often find themselves navigating misunderstandings, emotional burnout and daily chaos. Maybe you’ve felt like a broken record, repeating reminders for the tenth time, or perhaps you’ve hidden your hurt when a loved one forgot a
Untreated Depression: Understanding How it Affects Those Around You
If life is difficult and everything seems too much, there’s a chance you have untreated depression. Depression isn’t a state of mind but a mood or mental disorder . It’s how the body and mind react when subjected to stress. Reasons for depression include: Loss and bereavement Hormonal changes following
Emotional Unavailability Explained: Recognizing and Navigating Disconnection
We’ve all met someone who seems a little distant. Maybe they shut down when talking about the future of a relationship or struggle to demonstrate how they feel. It can be confusing and sometimes hurtful, especially if you’re not sure what’s going on. This article will help you learn what