One of the most important foundations for a healthy relationship is communication. It can also be one of the hardest parts about being in one! You might think there are only a few ways to communicate as a couple; however, there are a wide variety of mistakes a couple can make. Couples with communication issues...
Stress is a part of life. We can experience long term stress through something like our careers or school, or something short term such as a project or a temporary family responsibility. As you might imagine, this can seriously affect our health, but there is a way to manage stress using the proper tools and...
Goal setting is an essential part of our lives. In order to help guide us towards our hopes and dreams, we all need goals. Setting goals helps us create a more solid path to what we want to reach in life. Writing out those goals makes them real; it helps us visualize what we want...
Depression effects millions of people in the United States; statistics show that nearly 15 million people suffer from this disease and over 3 million of those people experience continuous, persistent episodes of depression. Continuous, persistent episodes of depression is defined as depression lasting over two years that does not go away by itself or...
By Vanessa Imus, MS, RD Founding Dietitian of Integrated Nutrition Food can have an impact on mood in numerous ways. Both the way we eat and what we eat play a role in how we feel throughout the day. Many people have had the experience of being “hangry” (hungry and angry), which is a common...
Nutrition: Food and Mood EDUCATIONAL CLASS THURSDAY 6:00PM-7:30PM March 29th cost: $25 Come learn ABOUT NUTRITION AND HOW IT CAN IMPROVE YOUR MOOD IN A SMALL GROUP SETTING. The food you eat greatly effects your brain chemistry and in turn your mood. Learn to identify foods that may be having a negative impact on your...
THURSDAYS 6-7PM April 12 – May 10 cost: $25/WEEK (Must sign up for the full 5-week series) Come learn skills in a small group setting that you can implement into your life right now! Anxiety can show up in response to a number of different factors, some of which may include; trauma, relationships, work, illness...
In our previous blogs we have discussed what constitutes PTSD and different approaches to treatment, now let’s discuss what happens if one does not seek treatment. There is evidence to suggest that once somebody meets criteria for PTSD it is unlikely for this diagnosis to go away without outside intervention. This is not to say...
In our previous blog series we discussed trauma as it pertains to post-traumatic stress disorder and then outlined the set of symptoms that folks experience after trauma that might indicate they have PTSD. Now let’s talk about treatment. Post Traumatic Stress Disorder is a treatable mental health condition. There are a variety of treatment options...
Our previous blog post outlined what exactly trauma entails when it comes to the diagnosis of PTSD. This next blog speaks to the symptoms of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder so that you can better understand whether you might fit the criteria. Once someone experiences a traumatic event it is quite common for them to experience...
