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What is Mental Health?

by Brian Briscoe, M.D.May 29, 2016 ADHD, ADHD in Adults, ADHD in Children and Adolescents, Anxiety, Bipolar Disorder in Adults, Christian perspectives on Mental Health Psychiatry and Psychology, Mental Health, PTSD0 comments
Mental health is the state of well-being in which people understand their own potential, are capable of dealing with life’s stresses and challenges,
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Choosing a medical professional to evaluate for ADHD?

by Kristi Briscoe, M.D.April 3, 2016 ADHD in Children and Adolescents, Child Psychiatry, Child Psychology, Mental Health Struggles in Children and Adolescents, Parenting Children who are struggling with behavioral difficulties0 comments
It is very important that treatment options be discussed with a professional who is well informed about the significant, life-long consequences of…
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Grief and Care

by jamessantosMarch 6, 2016 Christian perspectives on Mental Health Psychiatry and Psychology, Mental Health0 comments
The intensity of our grief can be measured by how much we’ve loved. To the extent we have loved much, the pain and loss will be that great.
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Suffering: The Question of “Why”

by jamessantosFebruary 23, 2016 Mental Health, Pastoral Care0 comments
People who ask the “why” question are coming from a place of deep pain, anguish, confusion, and suffering. They need to be heard and identified with.
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Cognitive and psychological testing for children and adolescents

by Alphonso Nichols, M.D.February 7, 2016 ADHD in Children and Adolescents, Alphonso Nichols Blog, Mental Health Struggles in Children and Adolescents, Parenting Children who are struggling with behavioral difficulties0 comments
If you feel like your child gets frustrated with his homework or schoolwork often and you wonder why then two common disorders might be contributing:
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Bipolar Disorder affects high functioning people too

by Brian Briscoe, M.D.January 24, 2016 Bipolar Disorder in Adults, Brian Briscoe Blog, Mental Health0 comments
Bipolar Disorder is characterized by a tendency to experience distinct episodes of mania or hypomania and sometimes episodes of depression.
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3 Ways to Cope with Extreme Emotions

by Brian Briscoe, M.D.December 27, 2015 Mental Health, Women’s Mental Health0 comments
How to Cope with Extreme Emotions As humans, we are emotional beings. We all experience different emotions in our day to day lives. Happiness, anger, joy, jealousy, and guilt follow naturally when certain events occur in our lives. Many of us, however, are quick to feel emotions more intensely than others. Emotions seem to hit hard and occur more frequently adding more stress to any given...
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