Dating in Addiction Recovery
Dating in recovery poses many challenges. You need to feel comfortable with yourself in recovery before you try it. Call SoCal Mental Health at (949) 502-2041.
Who Is at Risk for Developing an Addiction?
It is important to become familiar with the risk factors that increase an individual’s likeliness of developing an addiction. Call (949) 502-2041.
Sports & Mental Health
Contents Sports Psychiatry How Do Sports Affect Mental Health? The Athletic Personality Sexuality & Gender Issues Bullying in Sports Pain & Injuries Signs of Mental Health Changes Mental Health in Specific Sports Get Help for Mental Health Sports & Mental Health Although participating in athletics has many benefits, the competitive nature of sports can cause, …
What Is a Dual Diagnosis?
A dual diagnosis is when a mental health disorder and substance use disorder occur simultaneously. To receive effective treatment, call (949) 502-2041.
The Benefits of Transitional Residential Care
Transitional residential programs bridge the gap between inpatient and outpatient care. To learn more, call SoCal Mental Health today at (949) 502-2041.
The Causes of PTSD
PTSD, like trauma, can develop from any event perceived as stressful or life-threatening. Get the help you need by calling (949) 502-2041 today.
How to Break a Trauma Bond
Trauma bonding is a response to abuse and toxic relationships. These kind of relationships can be addictive, but with therapy the cycle of abuse can be stopped.
What Is the Humanistic Therapy Treatment Approach?
Humanistic therapy is a “whole-person” approach to treatment that highlights an individual’s unique and subjective self. Call us at (949) 502-2041 today.
How to Challenge Intrusive Thoughts
Intrusive thoughts keep us from reaching our full potential in life. If you are struggling with intrusive thoughts, get help today by calling (949) 502-2041.
Why Social Support Is Essential in Recovery
Social support is essential in recovery because it helps people lean on others for motivation and accountability. For more information, call (949) 502-2041.
