You can’t remember exactly when it began, but you started feeling different somehow. You weren’t just sad. It’s not that you were crying all the time or complaining about how bad things seemed in life. Instead, there was just this weight and persistent emptiness inside of you. Things you used to be really passionate and… continue reading »
It taunted me everywhere. On Facebook, on Instagram, everywhere I looked there were pictures of happy families. My friends smiling brightly in perfectly edited family portraits, posed effortlessly on a picnic blanket in the middle of a grassy field with their husbands and their newborns. Even when my friends weren’t posting about their fabulous family… 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 »
Are you taking the first step towards addiction treatment? We’re here to help you sort through the process and help you get the best treatment to address your needs as an individual. When you’re looking for the right drug addiction rehab treatment program, sorting through all of your options can seem overwhelming. There are probably… continue reading »
The coronavirus (COVID-19) continues to present unique and rapidly changing challenges. SUN remains committed to responding quickly and responsibly to the needs of its staff, patients and their loved ones. All Casual Visitation to the Hospital has been Suspended Family modes of communication with loved ones include extended tele-visitation times throughout the day and access… continue reading »
Losing someone you love to suicide is a devastating, life-changing experience. But you are never alone. There is great comfort in community, especially during times when we struggle to find understanding and hope. That’s why the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention hosts hundreds of Survivor Day events around the world every year. Come together to… continue reading »
A better future for teens starts today. Today, we’re proud to launch our new Adolescent Day Program for teens age 13-17. It’s an outpatient therapeutic day treatment designed to address emotional and behavioral issues, including anxiety, poor impulse control, depression, self-harm or thoughts of self-harm, and substance use. The program is available Monday thru Friday… continue reading »
Suicidal thoughts, like mental health issues, can affect anyone regardless of age, gender or background. The 10th leading cause of death in the U.S., suicide claimed more than 47,000 American lives in 2017, leaving behind thousands of friends and family members to navigate the loss. Often, those suicide loss survivors are left in the dark,… continue reading »
In partnership with Nemeth Counseling and Consultation, we invite you to attend our free Continuing Education Course on September 27. SPACE IS LIMITED. RSVP by Monday, September 23rd to eaustin@suncolumbus.com or by clicking here. THE PROGRAM This clinical supervision training will focus on the following concepts: Understanding the difference between supervision and therapy, understanding the… continue reading »
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