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Clinical Depression or Pandemic Blues?

Deborah Lane LCSW

May 3, 2021

Mental Health

Generalized Anxiety Disorder and the Emergence of the “RE-ENTRY ANXIETY” Challenge

Deborah Lane LCSW

April 1, 2021

Mental Health

Taking Care of Mental Health During the Pandemic

MDS Admin

March 18, 2021

Mental Health

Mental Health In America, The Impact of the Pandemic and What We Can Do About It

Deborah Lane LCSW

March 3, 2021

Mental Health

Phoenix Mental Health

John Fannin

January 11, 2021

Cover Stories, Mental Health

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Can Playing Football Affect Your Mental Health?

Bijoy Hembram

November 17, 2020

Mental Health, Opinion/Analysis

As you clicked into this article, I’m 99.9 percent sure you already had a biased idea formed in your mind that you were just looking to affirm regarding football and mental health. The answer t... Read More...

National Survey Reveals Pandemic’s Impact on College Students’ Mental Health, Remote Learning, Families’ Income and More

MD Monthly Staff

June 24, 2020

Mental Health

Provided By: Cher Murphy Of 2,500 student respondents, 75% feel more anxious or stressed, 57% said they lost their summer jobs and 90% want to return to campus in the fall ORLANDO, FLORIDA – (June 23, 2... Read More...

4 Ways You Can Improve Your Mental Health Today

MD Monthly

May 29, 2020

Mental Health

Provided by : Martin Williams You will be shocked to know, around 0.5 billion people across the world suffer from anxiety disorders and depression. Despite the staggering figures of people reporting about t... Read More...

Social Isolation During COVID-19 Pandemic Increases Risk for Relapse

MD Monthly

May 14, 2020

MD News, Mental Health, News

Among Recovering Opioid Dependents, Says a Local Addiction Medicine Physician Dr. Adam Bruggeman, an addiction medicine doctor, believes that the social isolation mandates throughout Bexar County because of... Read More...

Rehabilitation and Alzheimer’s Disease

MD Monthly

December 16, 2019

Mental Health

Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease that causes problems with memory, thinking, and behavior. It’s the most common type of dementia, accounting for 60-80% of dementia cases. The majority of Alzheimer’s pat... Read More...

The Lack of Affordable Therapists in Texas is Driving People to Alternative Options

MD Monthly

October 23, 2019

Holistic Health, Mental Health

The Lack of Affordable Therapists in Texas is Driving People to Alternative Options By Suman Kabeer The cost of therapy has become quite expensive in various states even though it should be a basic necessit... Read More...

7 Steps to a Happier, Healthier You

MD Monthly

June 17, 2019

Holistic Health, Mental Health, Pain Management

Provided by Spine Care of San Antonio: https://youtu.be/ofzkJeziz8E No one ever plans to live a stressed out and depressed life. Unfortunately, it is easy to get down in the dumps and stay that way.&nbs... Read More...

Corpus Christi Rehabilitation Hospital | Heads Up on Preventing Brain Injuries

MD Monthly

January 24, 2019

Mental Health

Corpus Christi Rehabilitation Hospital | Heads Up on Preventing Brain Injuries By Dr. Michael Fuentes With the Winter Olympics on the horizon, many of us will be watching and celebrating these snowy, athletic... Read More...

Teen Anxiety

MD Monthly

January 22, 2019

Children's, Mental Health

Teen Anxiety By Rachel Eddins - Eddins Counseling Group Teen Anxiety By Rachel Eddins - Eddins Counseling Group Today’s youth face some common challenges as they become teenagers. This transition usual... Read More...

Baptist Health Foundation Grant to Chosen Care

Chosen Receives $75,000 Grant from Baptist Health Foundation to Support Mentoring and Parent Education for Kinship Families

MD Monthly

December 19, 2018

Children's, Men's, Mental Health, Women's

Chosen Receives $75,000 Grant from Baptist Health Foundation to Support Mentoring and Parent Education for Kinship Families Provided By: Chosen Care The Baptist Health Foundation has awarded Chosen... Read More...