A Fear-facing Prolonged Exposure Approach May be Best for Vets
Researched shows a specific form of ‘talk therapy’ is best when treating combat-related PTSD.
Health & Medicine
Scientists Reveal Where Fears and Phobias Get Stored in the Mind
Fear and phobias get locked into the brain’s prefrontal cortex, according to new research.
Alzheimer’s Drug is Approved Despite Notable Risks
The FDA has moved forward with approving another drug despite its dangers.
Understanding Stress and How to Overcome It
Consider your triggers and relaxation techniques, and make sure you take the time to actually work through them.
6 Things to Do to Better Support the Elderly with Their Mental Health
Older adults with mental health disorders can lead to reduced functioning, substance abuse, and poor quality of life.
Video Surveillance in Nursing Homes: Enhancing Safety and Security
Up to this point, most of these cameras have been set up in public spaces, including dining areas, kitchens, sitting rooms, and other familiar places such as entrances and exits.
The Confess Project is Transforming Barbershops into Therapy Centers
Black barbershops are social clubs, community gathers spaces…and now, therapy offices.
Nationwide New Parent Help Line Continues to Receive Funding
New parents no longer have to feel they need to struggle alone.
Lab Results Misrepresent APS Symptom Severity, Research Shows
The medical community acknowledges discrepancies between self-report and lab results when it come to Antiphospholipid Syndrome.
6 Most Common Medical Coding Errors and How to Avoid Them
Remember that the best way to avoid errors is to train and empower your medical staff to improve their coding practices.