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TRICARE Mental Health and Therapy Coverage

TRICARE military insurance provides vital support for active duty service members, veterans, and their families seeking mental health therapy. Covering a range of services, including individual counseling, group therapy, and medication management, TRICARE ensures that those who have served our country can access the mental health care they need without financial burden. By using TRICARE,…

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How Anxiety Therapy Can Help Manage Anxiety

Experiencing stress and occasional anxiety is a normal part of life. Generally, when the event causing the stress and anxiety is over, the feelings pass in a reasonable amount of time. However, feelings of excessive fear and worry remain ever-present for millions of Americans, leading to an anxiety disorder. Anxiety can take many forms and…

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The Importance of Self-Love and Positive Affirmations

Many struggling with substance abuse and mental health issues find themselves confronted with a self-deprecating, self-doubting inner voice. This can cause individuals to experience negative emotions and encourage unhealthy mental states, making self-love a challenge. Overcoming these struggles and healing means overcoming negative thought patterns through positive affirmations, humility, and trust in something greater. It…

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What Is CRAFT and How the CRAFT Method Supports Families

Family involvement plays a crucial role in addiction recovery, significantly enhancing the chances of a successful outcome. The Community Reinforcement and Family Training (CRAFT) method empowers families to engage constructively with their loved ones struggling with addiction, promoting communication and understanding rather than confrontation. By fostering a supportive environment, families can encourage positive behavioral changes…

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What Are Effective Therapies for Histrionic Disorder?

Histrionic personality disorder (HPD) is one of a larger group of mental health disorders called “Cluster B” personality disorders. This subset of personality disorders is characterized by overly emotional, dramatic, and erratic behaviors. Other “Cluster B” personality disorders include antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder, and narcissistic personality disorder. It is common for individuals to…

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Holiday Anxiety Management and Tips to Cope with Stress

While the holiday season is viewed by most as a time of happiness and celebration, it can also be an emotionally charged time that challenges coping skills. Even those who love the holidays can succumb to feeling stressed, anxious, exhausted, and overwhelmed. The holiday season can exacerbate symptoms for people who already struggle with mental…

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Mental Health Services Covered by TRICARE

Navigating health insurance can be tricky, especially when it involves mental health services. By understanding the scope of your TRICARE military insurance coverage and knowing that Harmony Hills accepts your insurance, you can confidently seek the help you need. Prioritize your mental health today and take the first step toward a brighter tomorrow. With TRICARE’s…

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Support and Care for Military Sexual Trauma (MST)

It’s important to understand the significance of what the VA identifies as PTSD caused by military sexual trauma (MST). About half of active-duty and female veterans, as well as less than 5% of male military personnel and veterans, have experienced MST. Sadly, 28% of Air Force women will be victimized at some point, compared to…

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Why Does Substance Abuse in Military Families Occur?

Members of our nation’s military and their families live very different lives than their civilian counterparts. The unique demands and challenges of military service and the culture of military life create a lifestyle that seems foreign to civilians and includes stressors exclusive to this population. These differences result in significantly higher rates of substance abuse,…

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