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Mental health

What is Weight loss therapy?

What is Weight loss therapy?

What is Weight loss therapy Losing weight can be difficult and frustrating, especially for those who have tried several diets and exercise programs but have yet to succeed. Weight loss therapy offers an integrated approach beyond diet and exercise to help people...
Differences Between Behavioral Health and Mental Health

Differences Between Behavioral Health and Mental Health

Behavioral health is a broad term that encompasses diagnosing and treating mental illnesses. It also includes substance-use disorders, eating disorders, developmental disabilities, and other conditions that affect your ability to function in daily life. Behavioral...
Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 2

Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 2

Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 2  Neurofeedback therapy is gaining popularity for treating a myriad of mental health conditions, including depression, anxiety, ADHD, and PTSD. As discussed in Part 1, this therapy aims to regulate brain activity by...
Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 1

Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 1

Neurofeedback Therapy: What Can You Expect? – Part 1 Neurofeedback therapy, better known as EEG biofeedback, is a non-invasive treatment that aims to regulate brain activity. It involves using sensors attached to the scalp to monitor brain waves and a computer program...
Individual Therapy in New Jersey

Individual Therapy in New Jersey

There are more than nine million people in the state of New Jersey. A lot of them are good listeners, and they give good advice too. Still, few are trained and skilled at facilitating the healing of psychological injuries. That’s what the professionals like the...
How Do You Know Which Type of Therapy is Best for You?

How Do You Know Which Type of Therapy is Best for You?

It seems almost ingrained into our culture that every time a person is experiencing an issue or problem in their life, they’re told to “get therapy.” While recognizing that you or a loved one is dealing with more than they can cope with on their own...