By: Sarah Robinson March 1st for some is just a regular day, a start to a new month, maybe a start to a new beginning,…
An intensive outpatient program is a treatment and support program used to treat conditions that don’t require detoxification or close supervision. Such conditions include: Depression…
Life is filled with challenges and being human is stressful by nature. Living during a time of a pandemic brings additional hurdles and many of…
We got the opportunity to sit down with Arkansas football players Grant Morgan and John Stephen Jones as they prepared for their Bowl game to…
By Jaylia Rentfro, LMFT Emotional abuse is a way to control another person by using emotions to criticize, embarrass, shame, blame, or otherwise manipulate another…
Having difficulties with eating habits can be a challenge. And especially when you don’t have the right support system. Food is a significant part of…
It’s hard to keep up with what you eat if you have a busy schedule. Still, physicians worldwide urge you to take a keen interest…
Are you suffering from depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and other mental disorders such as eating disorders and substance abuse? Has COVID 19 led…
By Richard-Michael Calzada, MS, LPC, EMDR Trained While Pride Month has come and gone, October marks another important period of observation for LGBTQ+ individuals. For…
Have you always thought that counseling was just for people on the brink of divorce? While talking to a counselor can help you and your…