A Better Relationship for Valentine’s Day

• 3 Traits An Effective Psychiatrist Should Have

  4 May 2017

  One of the ways to address some emotions you deal with during stressful situations is by relying on the expertise of a psychiatrist to do so. This can help you unload many of your concerns to a professional that is well aware of how to guide you during this time. Turning to a psychiatrist when necessary could be the key to getting a handle on life and being able to move forward in a more positive frame of mind.

• Will Workers' Compensation Pay For Treatment For An Eating Disorder?

  14 March 2017

  Approximately 30 million Americans suffer from eating disorders. People develop these disorders for a number of reasons, and sometimes that reason stems from something that happens with their jobs. As an employee, you may wonder if workers' compensation will help pay for eating disorder treatments. It may be possible to get the insurance company to pick up the tab for your treatment, but the process of getting approved can be challenging.

• 5 Signs Your Loved One May Have A Drug Addiction

  10 August 2016

  Just the thought that a loved one might have a drug addiction can be scary, but if you are concerned someone you love might, there are a few telltale signs you can look for. People with addictions behave in ways that can give them away, especially if you see several unusual behaviors occurring at once. They Start Having Money Problems If your loved one is constantly out of money, that could be a sign that he or she is abusing drugs.

• Dealing With Divorce: Avoid These Mistakes And Help Your Child Adjust

  23 December 2015

  As you go through the upheaval of a divorce, it's important to remember that your child may be struggling with anxiety and uncertainty as well. During this nerve-racking time, you can help put your child's fears to rest by offering the support and encouragement he or she needs. Here are a few common mistakes that some parents make during the strain of an impending divorce (and how to avoid them so your child may adjust):

• What Not To Give To Your Troubled Teen This Christmas

  16 November 2015

  Is your teen in counseling due to their participation violent, risky, or dangerous behavior? If so, choosing Christmas gifts for them can be a bit tougher than normal. You want to give you teen a great Christmas, but you don't want to buy them a present that is going to contribute in any way to their negative behavior, or one that might worsen whatever emotions are fueling that behavior. If you're dealing with a troubled teen who is currently in counseling, here are 4 Christmas gifts you should avoid giving them, as well as some smart-choice alternatives.