A Right Mind Mental Wellness

7 Tips for Working with Clients with Borderline Personality Disorder By Bill Eddy, LCSW, ESQ

Clients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) suffer from constant “emotion dysregulation” (wide mood swings, sudden anger, unnecessary suspiciousness, inappropriately intense excitement, misplaced loving feelings, etc.), as the accompanying article by Shehrina Rooney describes. This is not som

Childhood mental health disorders disrupt adult functioning, study finds

Common childhood mental health disorders — such as anxiety, depression and behavioural problems like ADHD — are associated with a disrupted transition to adulthood, even if the disorders don't persist into adulthood, new research from Duke University suggests.

Is ADHD Linked to Other Mental Health Conditions?

Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a mental health condition affecting a huge number of children, adolescents and sometimes adults. The patients exhibit the symptoms of hyperactivity, inattention and impulsivity.

Depressed? Try Therapy Without the Therapist

Interacting with a computer program can be as effective as seeing a therapist for some forms of anxiety and depression.

9 Surprising Facts About Learning and Attention Issues

Do you think you know a lot about learning disabilities and ADHD? Here are nine facts that might surprise you about LD.

8 Little-Known Bonuses From Treating Depression

You'll sleep better, think more clearly, and want to have sex again. Seem unlikely? These are just three of the wins when you treat depression.

The Surprising Mental Health Benefits of Volunteering

Psychotherapy in exchange for volunteering in the community: What are the mental health benefits of such a program?

'Moneysupermarket for mental health': could the future of treatment be digital?

Business incubator Zinc gathers 55 people from 19 countries to rethink the world’s approach to mental health treatment

Latest Research and Findings in Mental Health Treatment

The field of mental health treatment is continually evolving and improving as researchers find new options and work to improve existing therapies.

Barriers to Mental Health Treatment: Stigma or Self-Sufficiency?

While some media outlets are reporting that a recently published study implicates mental health stigma as one of the primary reasons for people not seeking out treatment, that's only a part of the story. Glossed over by most media reports of the study is that the study actually found larger barriers to treatment that pale in comparison next to the concept of "stigma" (or, more accurately…

Is nutritional psychiatry the future of mental health treatments?

Mental health problems are notoriously tricky to treat, with many sufferers reporting that they’ve gone through several different psychiatrists and medications before striking on something that manages their condition to at least some degree. However, it’s starting to look like seeing a conventional

Wellness Trend: Mental Health

Workplace wellness blog discussing the importance of mental health and stress.<br>Incorporating Mental Health into Workplace Wellness Mental health issues such as stress, anxiety and depression are routinely listed as top concerns in employee health surveys, and are the second leading cause of workplace absenteeism.

Machine Learning and Mental Health

Increase Mental Health Awareness

Mental health awareness. Too many are not talking about it and so many are suffering from it!

Mental Health & Suicide Prevention

As we approach the Thanksgiving season, it is interesting to take a look at gratitude and how it affects our mental health. Many of us acknowledge the

Mental Health & Emotional Wellness

All things mental health by a marriage &amp; family therapist...from

New EU Guidelines Tap Exercise As Integral to Mental Health Treatments

A comprehensive review of existing studies has led the European Psychiatric Association (EPA) to issue new guidelines to promote exercise as a key adjunctive treatment for mental health conditions. The meta-review led the team of scientists to suggest that a regime of structured exercise should be added to standard medication and psychotherapy. The authors found that exercise can effectively reduce mental health symptoms, improve cognition, and…

Mental health first aid can prevent harm, prompt treatment

Using mental health first aid can provide initial comfort in crises and even prevent harm to the sufferers or others, say proponents.

Mental Health Stigma Prevents People from Seeking Mental Health Care

A great article showing how the stigma regarding mental health can isolate people. We must realize mental health is normal and we must stop shaming people who need help. How Stigma Can Lead to...

Is there a child mental health crisis?

It is now common for media reports to mention a ‘child mental health crisis’ with claims that anxiety and depression in children are rising to catastrophic levels. The evidence behind t…