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5 Tips for a Healthy Transition After Mental Health Hospitalization

Experiencing a mental health crisis can be traumatic – both for you and your loved ones. When you return home after receiving mental health treatment, you may feel scared and uncomfortable. For many people, returning back to your home and job can be so difficult that you don’t even know how to talk about it...
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Can You Detox Off Drugs or Alcohol at Home? The Benefits of Inpatient Detox Programs

Alcohol or drug detox at home can seem like a good idea at first. Unfortunately, there are many dangers of detoxing from alcohol at home or going through the distress of at-home detox from drugs. In both cases, cold turkey detox at home tends to be extremely ineffective and even dangerous. Being in a top-rated...
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Why Am I Hallucinating? Seeking Diagnosis and Treatment for Hallucinations

If you or a loved one is asking, “Why am I hallucinating?” you need answers as soon as possible. The onset of hallucinations can be very frightening and potentially dangerous. Unless you know the cause, you do not know whether it is a mental health disorder, a physical condition, or the effects of drug use....
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Inpatient Mental Health Treatment: Debunking the Stigma of Mental Hospitalization

Although you may notice a lot of negative perceptions surrounding inpatient care mental health hospitalization, the truth is very much different from the stigma. What is inpatient mental health treatment like in reality? Mental health treatment at an outstanding facility can provide the effective treatments you need to improve your daily life and move toward...
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Opiate Withdrawal Timeline: What to Expect During Detox

When you’re ready to quit using opiates, the idea of opiate detox can feel daunting. This is often because of fear of withdrawals which will occur if your body is accustomed to opioid use, and they are stopped suddenly. However, it is important to remember that withdrawals are temporary, and recovery can last forever. Knowing...
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Is Mental Health Genetic

Is Mental Health Genetic?

Some mental health conditions run in families, which has long been known. Research based on family, adoption, and twin studies has contributed significantly to treatment offered by an Ohio mental hospital. If one identical twin develops schizophrenia, the other twin has a 50% risk of having the condition as well. Researchers are looking at the...
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Which Ohio Rehab for Alcohol Can Help You?

If you’re searching for an Ohio rehab for alcohol, congratulations! You’ve made a big step in your recovery journey, and you’ve already cleared the first hurdle in quitting drinking. But if you’re not familiar with addiction treatment, it can be hard to figure out which alcohol addiction treatment centers in Ohio really work. That’s why...
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Impact of Depression on Your Health

People with mental illnesses, such as depression, use drugs and alcohol at a greater rate than the general population, necessitating dual diagnosis treatment centers in Ohio. While the exact figure is unknown, it is believed that one to two-thirds of people seeking specialized mental health care also have a drug abuse problem.   To deal with...
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Ohio Drug Rehabs That Take Medicare: Finding Affordable Recovery

Did you know that roughly 20% of the Ohio population is enrolled in a Medicare program? That’s two and a half million people, and since approximately 10% of people will have a drug use disorder at some point in their lives, that means that roughly 250,000 people need an Ohio drug rehab that accepts Medicare....
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Does Medicare Cover Mental Health Care

Does Medicare Cover Mental Health Care? Finding Help in Ohio

For years, the COVID-19 pandemic has led to a clear decline in national mental health. And Ohio isn’t exempt from that either; in fact, evidence from Columbus Public Health shows that Ohio suicides were on the rise even before the pandemic had started. So in Ohio, where more than 20% of the population has a...
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