Mental health issues are a widespread problem in the United States. More than 50 million American adults live with a mental illness, roughly one in five people. Half of the population will experience a mental health condition within their lifetime. Recovering from a mental health condition is a journey that is different from person to person, and one of the most crucial keys to success is a person’s support system. Family therapy for mental health can be helpful for many people who are struggling with disorders such as depression, anxiety, and schizophrenia. Women are twice as likely as men to ..read more

There is a complex relationship between substance use disorders and mental health issues. When a person experiences both simultaneously, it is called a dual diagnosis. Most of the time, people struggling with a dual diagnosis only receive treatment for their substance use disorder. Women are also disproportionately more likely to develop a dual diagnosis but are less likely to ask for help because of the stigma associated with mental health issues and addiction. More than half of the women who experience substance use disorders also have a co-occurring mental health problem. If you or a loved ..read more

People go through all sorts of experiences in life, intense joy and triumph paired with pain and disappointment. Their reaction to these experiences will depend on the mental tools they have equipped. However, these tools aren’t always well-developed or maintained, and people from all walks of life can struggle with mental health disorders. It’s not a personal failing to have to ask for treatment when dealing with mental health issues. One of the most effective treatments available today is cognitive-behavioral therapy. Women are disproportionately more likely to be diagnosed with a mental hea ..read more

Your mental health is one of the most significant factors in your overall well-being and happiness. However, one in five Americans struggles with mental health disorders each year, with almost half of the population experiencing a mental health issue in their lifetime. Only a small portion of these people will seek care at a residential mental health treatment center. Recovery can seem out of reach for people struggling with their mental health. However, a cognitive-behavioral therapy program can address mental health issues and help people manage their symptoms. We at the Atlanta Center for M ..read more

May is Women’s Health Month, including National Women’s Health Week from May 8 – 14, 2022. This celebration of women’s health starts on Mother’s Day and aims to encourage women and girls to make their health a priority. Women’s Health Month is important because many caregivers are women. This calling to provide care and support means that women often sacrifice their own health while caring for the health of others. Women’s health covers all facets of health, not just physical health. If you are struggling with your mental health, finding a mental health treatment center that can offer you the ..read more

The decision to care for your mental health is a serious one. On average, people live with symptoms of their mental illness for 11 years before seeking help. This means that many people suffer unnecessarily for a very long time before getting support for their mental health issues. When someone decides to seek treatment, they may need help understanding the different options available, ranging from outpatient therapy groups to residential mental health treatment programs. Women’s mental health treatment programs can be especially supportive to women and offer many important benefits. At the At ..read more

National Women’s Health Week starts on Mother’s Day every year. It is a time for women and those who care for them to focus on the health issues that affect women. Government and health organizations use this week to remind women to schedule important screenings, make healthy lifestyle changes, and work to eliminate harmful habits. Many women work hard to make sure that the people around them are cared for. National Women’s Health Week serves as a reminder for women to focus on themselves and their own health. For some women, National Women’s Health Week is a good time to take care of mental h ..read more

May is Women’s Health Month. Women face various obstacles that keep them from being as healthy as possible and benefit from a national campaign to focus on their health. Striving for health can mean different things for different women. For some, it might mean a commitment to healthier food and exercise choices. For others, it means finally scheduling that health screening they’ve been putting off for too long. And for many, it might be the right month to seek women’s mental health treatment. Women’s health concerns, especially around addiction, deserve special attention and compassionate care ..read more