When PTSD and addiction combine, they can create a “perfect storm” that destroys a person’s ability to live a normal life. Fortunately, many people have overcome these burdens. With the right treatment plan, it’s possible for anyone to take their life back.
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Tens of millions of Americans meet the criteria for a mental health diagnosis in any given year. Unfortunately, only about half of these individuals will ever receive treatment. If you or a loved one suffers from a psychiatric disorder, it’s important not to become a statistic.
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Accelerated resolution therapy is receiving significant attention lately due to its fast-working, evidence-based approach. It has offered new hope for those combating mental health issues.
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Mental illness often boils down to unhealthy behaviors and cognitive distortions. There are many approaches to treating these issues, but cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) has shown more promise than most. Before undergoing this treatment, though, it’s first important to consider individual needs.
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Far too many people who need mental health services don’t seek them because they think they’re not eligible. However, this is inaccurate in most cases. Help is available for those who know how to find it.
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There are many therapies that can treat mental health and substance abuse disorders. The key is to find which approach works for each client, and increasingly, EMDR therapy has found its way into these treatment plans.
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One of the biggest challenges facing veterans today is posttraumatic stress disorder. There are many approaches for confronting this condition, but equine therapy for PTSD has proven particularly useful for veterans.
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Art therapy has a long history of use in the Armed Forces. Research has proven its effectiveness time and again. That’s why it’s integral to offer this therapeutic approach as part of customized treatment plans.
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