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If you're struggling to overcome psychological cravings, consider TMS treatments. TMS treatments are FDA approved to help curb your cravings and help you overcome substance abuse and addiction. Keep reading to learn more about TMS.

Bipolar depression is a complex condition, and the right treatment plan must address all of the complexities of the disorder. Here are the most effective treatment options for bipolar and how we can help you get relief from depression.

TMS offers promise for treating older adults with age-related cognitive declines and mild cognitive impairment

Did you know that how you talk to yourself makes a big impact on your mental wellness? In this blog, we explore the common self-beliefs that occur with bipolar depression and how you can minimize them.

With nearly a fifth of the adult population suffering from anxiety, it’s one of the most common mental health conditions. If you’re one of those affected, there are many treatments available, including CBT. Here’s how this therapy helps anxiety.

Is sleep eluding you? Experts estimate that 25% of Americans develop acute insomnia, but treatment depends on what’s causing your insomnia. Here are the most common causes of insomnia and what you can do about it.

Hyperactivity and fidgeting are two of the most well-known symptoms of ADHD, but they aren’t the only ones. Here are 10 symptoms of ADHD, and some of them might surprise you.

From “senior moments” to exceptional crossword puzzle skills, your brain changes a lot as you age — and in some pretty interesting ways. Here are five ways cognitive function changes with aging.

Neuropathic pain can cause a wide range of symptoms, from shooting pain to numbness. Nerve pain can be an actual pain in the neck and lead to depression. Here’s what you need to know about neuropathic pain.

Like many mental illnesses, PTSD is often misunderstood, and myths are passed around like fact. To better understand post-traumatic stress disorder, we have to debunk the myths.

It’s normal to struggle with a down period every once in a while. After all, work stress, relationship troubles, and countless other problems emerge throughout our lives. Chronic depression is different — and not something to be powered through.