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Outpatient Care for Binge Eating: what to Expect
If you struggle with binge eating and want to stop, outpatient care is a good option. Your health insurance should cover outpatient treatment for e...
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Link Between Binge Eating and Depression
If you binge eat, you might feel depressed about your food habits. The same genes involved in depression may play a role in eating and anxiety diso...
Read moreConversion Disorder
Conversion disorder is a condition in which you have physical symptoms of a health problem but no injury or illness to explain them. Your doctor wi...
Read moreWhat is Substance Abuse?
Heavy drinking also can cause liver and other health problems or lead to a more serious alcohol disorder. The most commonly abused OTC drugs are co...
Read moreOpioid and Opiate Withdrawal
Opioid withdrawal is what happens when you stop taking opioid drugs after your body has come to rely on them to feel OK. If a doctor or paramedic g...
Read moreLife After Rehab
You’ve seen it in the tabloids: The celebrity with a history of drug or alcohol problems checks back into a treatment center -- or loses their life...
Read moreCounseling and Substance Use Disorders
The right treatment plan will be tailored to your addiction and individual needs. While any counseling therapy for drug abuse treatment is better t...
Read moreAlcohol Detox and Rehab Programs: what to Know
You’re more likely to stick with a detox program when you have lots of help. When you think about detox programs, it helps to look a step ahead to ...
Read moreUnderstanding Posttraumatic Stress Disorder -- The Basics
About one in three people with PTSD develop a long-lasting form of the disorder. People with PTSD often have trouble with depression, substance abu...
Read moreSomatic Symptom and Related Disorders
Patients who experience SSD may cling to the belief that their symptoms have an underlying physical cause despite a lack of evidence for a physical...
Read moreParanoid Personality Disorder
Paranoid personality disorder (PPD) is one of a group of conditions called 'Cluster A' personality disorders which involve odd or eccentric ways of...
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