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Are Antidepressants and Medications for Mental Illnesses Addictive?

Are Antidepressants and Medications for Mental Illnesses Addictive?

Blog | Psychotherapy
One common concern about psychiatric medications is whether they cause addiction. Let’s set the record straight: most medications prescribed for mental health conditions are not addictive.
Do Antidepressants and Antipsychotics Turn You Into a

Do Antidepressants and Antipsychotics Turn You Into a "Vegetable"? Debunking the Myth

Blog | Psychotherapy
The idea that taking antidepressants, antipsychotics, or similar medications will turn someone into an unfeeling "vegetable" is a misconception rooted in black-and-white thinking.
Can a Psychiatrist Force Hospitalization? Understanding Your Rights

Can a Psychiatrist Force Hospitalization? Understanding Your Rights

Blog | Psychotherapy
One of the most common fears people have when visiting a psychiatrist is the possibility of being forcibly taken to a psychiatric hospital. This fear is often fueled by stereotypes and misinformation. Let’s break down what actually happens and under what circumstances involuntary hospitalization might occur. When Can a Psychiatrist Mandate Hospitalization? A psychiatrist can recommend involuntary hospitalization, but only under very specific and legally defined circumstances. These are: I ...
Truth About Psychiatric Treatments: Do They Still Use Electric Shocks and Lobotomies?

Truth About Psychiatric Treatments: Do They Still Use Electric Shocks and Lobotomies?

Blog | Psychotherapy
This is a common question, often steeped in the dramatic portrayals of psychiatric treatments in movies. The reality is far more nuanced and grounded in science.
Why Do People Doubt Psychotherapy Works?

Why Do People Doubt Psychotherapy Works?

Article | Psychotherapy
Psychotherapy, despite its growing recognition, often faces skepticism. The majority still prefer to tackle their problems alone.
Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Its Impact

Understanding Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and Its Impact

Article | Psychotherapy
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, or CBT, is a therapeutic approach designed to help people change how they perceive and respond to life’s challenges.
Laughter Therapy: A Prescription for Happiness

Laughter Therapy: A Prescription for Happiness

Article | Psychotherapy
Laughter is often called the best medicine, and for a good reason. It connects us, relieves stress, and infuses life with joy. Children laugh hundreds of times a day.
A Deep Dive into Hypnosis and Its Therapeutic Potential

A Deep Dive into Hypnosis and Its Therapeutic Potential

Article | Psychotherapy
Imagine slipping into a state where your mind sharpens its focus, allowing you to tune out the chaos around you and hone in on a single thought or sensation.
The Power of Psychotherapy: Understanding the Mind

The Power of Psychotherapy: Understanding the Mind

Article | Psychotherapy
At its core, psychotherapy is a structured method of addressing psychological issues by working through the mind, which then has a profound impact on the entire body.
Short-Term vs. Long-Term Therapy: Which One is Right for You?

Short-Term vs. Long-Term Therapy: Which One is Right for You?

Article | Psychotherapy
You might hear about short-term therapies, like cognitive processing therapy (CPT). Then there are long-term therapies, such as psychoanalysis or Gestalt therapy.
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