Category Archives: Co-Occurring Disorders

  It’s an undisputed fact that alcohol can boost your mood. After a few sips of a nice Chardonnay or … Continue reading Can Alcoholism Cause Depression? →

  It seems unfair that someone could suffer from both anxiety and depression. Unfortunately, it’s not uncommon. Before we get … Continue reading How Depression and Anxiety Disorders Are Related →

  Your whole world can change in an instant. It could be a car accident, a heart attack, or even … Continue reading How a Family Heals from PTSD →

People battling addiction are more than twice as likely to suffer from mood and anxiety disorders, according to the National … Continue reading How Depression is Treated Alongside Addiction →

About 75 percent of women suffer from premenstrual syndrome. Some feel irritable and experience depression, anxiety and mood swings. Others … Continue reading Alcohol and Post Menstrual Syndrome →

  Feelings of anxiety, stress and depression can take over your life quickly. It’s easy—and common—to numb those feelings by … Continue reading Co-Occurring Disorders Treatment Centers →

  Panic attacks feel real because they are real. Your heart really is racing. You’re sweating and short of breath. … Continue reading How to Cope with Panic Attacks →

We all have stress. But every day worry is not the same thing as a true anxiety disorder, which has … Continue reading The 5 Types of Anxiety Disorders →

Panic attacks are terrifying. Your heart is racing and you feel like you can’t breathe. Even if you know you’re … Continue reading The Truth About Drugs, Alcohol and Panic Attacks →

  They say that time heals all wounds. That may be true in some cases, but when it comes to … Continue reading How to Help Someone with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder →

  More than 1 in 7 Americans will experience posttraumatic stress disorder at some point in their lives. While PTSD … Continue reading The Link Between Trauma and Addiction →

We all have stress in our lives—and work stress tends to be some of the worst. For one thing, it’s … Continue reading Part 3: Coping with Work Stress in Healthy Ways →