Suicides Continue Rising in Ohio During the Covid Pandemic Table Of Contents You Are Not Alone, Buckeyes Data: Meigs County Leads the State in Suicide Rate Why, Oh, Why, Ohio? We Can Break the Trend Together in Our Schools and County Using Telehealth Is Effective Call Sun Behavioral in Columbus Today What is the point?… continue reading »
What is a Nervous Breakdown? In the first episode of the long-running hit CBS show Criminal Minds, FBI profiler Derek Morgan expresses his frustration to his colleague saying, “We’ve got a woman who’s only got a few hours left to live, an incomplete profile, and a unit chief on the verge of a nervous breakdown.”… continue reading »
An Introduction To The Most Common Mental Health Disorders and Their Treatments Finding out you struggle with a mental disorder can be a challenging time, even for the most capable and responsible people. After all, nobody really likes to get some unfortunate news about your health. Mental health in particular faces a certain stigma from… continue reading »
Teenagers are often known for being moody and angsty. In your own teenage years you might recall experiencing lots of mood swings and getting upset over situations that seem small and insignificant now when you look back at your adolescent years. Although being grumpy and then happy again within the span of half an hour… continue reading »
Anxiety and panic attacks can come out of nowhere and leave you confused about what you’ve just experienced. Neither of these conditions is pleasant to experience and many individuals can tell you about how sudden and concerning the whole experience was. Maybe you’re up a little late getting some work done when you suddenly have… continue reading »
A man is prescribed hydrocodone (Vicodin®) by his doctor for pain management purposes after a necessary surgery. The man takes the medication as directed by his doctor and uses it when he feels it’s necessary to manage the post-op pain. The man knows that hydrocodone has a certain reputation with substance use and addiction, but… continue reading »
Jillian is a typical eight year old. She’s in third grade, likes her teacher and has three best friends in her class. After school, she likes playing soccer and going to ballet lessons. Right before Jillian started third grade, her parents noticed that her behavior began to change. In previous years, Jillian had no problems… continue reading »
Do you know someone who sometimes has sudden attacks of anxiety and overwhelming fear that last for several minutes? Maybe their heart pounds, or they complain about sweat, and they may feel like they can’t breathe or think. Do these attacks happen unpredictably with no trigger, causing you or them to worry about the possibility… continue reading »
One day you receive a call from your supervisor telling you that they’ve had to downsize and let you go. After you hang up, you feel lightheaded, and there’s a sudden feeling of everything spiraling out of control. You might have experienced an anxiety attack. Identifying Symptoms and Learning How to Manage an Anxiety Attack… continue reading »
How many times in your life have you made a mistake? You forgot something at the grocery store, you overcooked dinner, maybe you didn’t meet a deadline at work. Mistakes like this can lead to feelings of frustration within ourselves. Sometimes, we even start to beat ourselves up over them. Sometimes, we can’t seem to… continue reading »
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