Is Ketamine Addictive? Effects, Risks, and Recovery Help
It is natural to worry about whether ketamine could be addictive when used for depression. The truth is that risks are much lower when treatment is given under medical supervision.
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How to Create a Suicide Safety Plan: A Step-By-Step Guide for When You’re Hurting
When life feels unbearably heavy and the pain seems endless, it can be hard to see any way forward.
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Recovery Awareness Month: 8 Meaningful Celebration Ideas
Recovery Awareness Month is a powerful opportunity to honor the journey of healing and raise awareness about substance use and mental health recovery.
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When Nothing Seems to Work: Understanding and Treating Treatment-Resistant Anxiety
Many people live with anxiety that does not seem to improve, even after trying different medications or types of therapy.
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The Top 10 Low-Stress Jobs for People with Social Anxiety
For many people with social anxiety, the workplace can feel like an obstacle course of stressful interactions.
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Moral Reconation Therapy in Dual Diagnosis Treatment
More people are facing both addiction and mental health struggles, which adds new layers to how treatment must be approached.
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Understanding the Marchman Act in Florida
Watching a loved one struggle with addiction or a co-occurring mental health disorder can be devastating, especially when they refuse help.
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Psychosis vs. Schizophrenia: Understanding the Differences
Psychosis and schizophrenia are often misunderstood, yet distinguishing between them is crucial for timely care and reduced stigma.
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Rules of Recovery and Principles for Lasting Sobriety
Recovery isn’t just about avoiding substances; it’s about creating a life that feels stable, fulfilling, and worth staying present for. At Harmony Hills, we believe lasting recovery happens with structure, support, and the right tools.
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OCPD vs. OCD: What’s the Difference?
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD) share similar names, but they represent distinct mental health conditions with different causes and treatment approaches.
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