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It’s not until you begin to recover from post-traumatic stress syndrome (PTSD) that you realize just how much it affected your life. Getting your life back after PTSD can be a difficult, but incredibly rewarding journey.

The effects of living with chronic pain are almost without limits and often go far beyond the actual pain. As an example, chronic pain often leads to mental health issues, such as anxiety and depression.

You’ve tried medications and therapy for your depression, with little success. Before you become too discouraged, there is another way through transcranial magnetic stimulation, or TMS therapy. Here’s how it works.

Ketamine made headlines when it was approved by the FDA a couple of years ago for treatment-resistant depression. We’re also experiencing success with other mental health issues, as well.

While anxiety and depression are two very separate diagnoses, the fact is that nearly half of those diagnosed with depression are also diagnosed with an anxiety disorder. Here’s a look at a few of the reasons why the two may be connected.

More than two million adults in the United States struggle with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), which can overshadow their lives in meaningful ways. To take back control of your life, explore how TMS therapy can help.

The word “depression” is a catchall term for several types of the mood disorder, so it’s helpful to better understand what you may be experiencing. Here, we explore the more common forms of depression.

Millions of people experience ongoing psychological distress due to post-traumatic stress disorder, which impacts their lives in very serious ways. Here we explore four of the more common.

Your childhood is referred to as your formative years because it sets the stage for your future mental, physical, and emotional health. If that childhood included trauma, the effects can very much plague you as an adult.

April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and we want to do our part to add to this very important conversation. Here, we explore the benefits of therapy after sexual assault so that you can take control of your life again.

Bipolar disorder is an extraordinarily complex mental illness that’s not only hard to diagnose, but also difficult to treat. Explore how ketamine infusion therapy is providing new hope for those who suffer from bipolar disorder.

You wanted a baby, yet, after the birth, you’re not experiencing the joy you anticipated. Know that you’re not alone as one in eight women experiences signs of postpartum depression. Here’s how TMS can help.

Most of us fixate on something every once in a while, but true obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is something far more serious. Here’s how to spot the warning signs of OCD in yourself or someone close to you.

The role that your brain plays when it comes to pain is extensive since it serves as the hub of your central nervous system. This means that not all pain comes from physical damage and often accompanies mental health issues.

The numbers surrounding trauma in both children and adults are high, and it’s likely you or someone you know has been affected. If you have a loved one whose experience led to PTSD, here’s how you can support their journey.

Unfortunately, there remains a fair amount of misinformation when it comes to depression. Here, we sift through the myths and facts to help you better understand this disease so that you can get the care you need.

Approximately 70% of the population in the United States has experienced trauma, which can have a lasting effect on their physical and mental health. Here are five of the more common consequences of unresolved trauma.

Treating mental health problems through medications can be tricky — some folks respond while others continue to struggle. If your medications aren’t producing the right results, it may be time for another approach, like TMS therapy.

Bipolar disorder is a complex, and often misunderstood, mental illness that affects 4.4% of adults in the United States at some point in their lives. To help you better understand bipolar disorder, we review the three main types here.

Everyone gets sad or upset from time to time, and these feelings can linger, especially when the precipitating event is a serious one, like loss of a loved one. But ongoing issues with low moods that taint every aspect of your life may be depression.

Depression can be a frustrating condition to deal with as traditional treatments are hit or miss — some people find relief while others continue to struggle. If you find yourself in the second group, there’s new hope in ketamine infusion therapy.

Most everyone experiences trauma at some point in their lives, but for some, the experience can leave a lasting impact in the form of post-traumatic stress disorder. Here’s a look at how we can release you from your trauma.

When it comes to illnesses of the brain, there’s still much that’s not entirely understood, especially when it comes to causes. In the following, we explore whether there’s a link between genetics and OCD and what other forces may be at play.

When it comes to bipolar disorder, there’s a lot of misinformation surrounding the mental illness. Here, we’ve pulled together a primer on bipolar disorder to help you better understand this serious condition.

It’s a new year and a good time to try a new treatment if traditional solutions haven’t helped alleviate your depression or OCD. Rewiring your brain with TMS may be the solution you’ve been searching for.

Are you dealing with chronic pain that isn’t responding to traditional treatment? Ketamine may be your solution. Learn how physician-supervised ketamine therapy can relieve chronic pain when other treatment options fail.