How to Use Insurance for Mental Health Treatment
Does insurance cover therapy or rehab? If you’re wondering if your health care benefits include treatment for mental health conditions, you’re not alone.... Read more.
Screening Tools for ADHD
Common ADHD screeners help clarify symptoms: ASRS and Vanderbilt scales Focus on attention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity Professional evaluation is still essential... Read more.
Screening Tools for Depression
Screening Tools for Depression PHQ-9 is a top screening tool Assesses mood, energy, interest, and function A starting point—not a final diagnosis Taking a depression... Read more.
What to Know about RTMS: Breakthroughs in Mental Health
According to the World Health Organization, around 4% of all adults experience depression, and around 280 million people worldwide live with the condition. While... Read more.
RTMS vs TMS for Depression: NeuroRehab Options
Differences between TMS and rTMS for depression: Both are non-invasive brain stimulation therapies rTMS is a more specific type of TMS Your choice may depend on... Read more.
When to go to the Hospital for Depression
When hospital care is the right for depression: Feeling unsafe or suicidal Unable to function in daily life Outpatient treatment isn’t workingSeek help early—hospitalization... Read more.
How to use FMLA for Mental Health
FMLA can protect your job while you seek mental health care: Covers anxiety, depression, and related disorders Must be certified by a healthcare provider Can be... Read more.
Neurorehabilitation: Treatment for Mental Health
Neurorehabilitation is a form of treatment used in a variety of health care settings, including rehabilitating stroke victims, those with brain or spinal cord injuries... Read more.
Spotting the signs of Codependency
Codependency often appears as: Prioritizing others over yourself Difficulty setting boundaries Low self-esteem tied to others’ approval Codependency can sneak... Read more.
How to Tell if You Need Outpatient vs Inpatient Care?
How to Choose Inpatient or Outpatient Inpatient = 24/7 support for severe symptoms Outpatient = flexible care for stable conditions A clinical assessment can guide... Read more.