Sleep Routine Tips for Depression Treatment
Sleep is an important element of depression treatment. This is the time when your brain sorts through all of your thoughts, memories, and emotions from the day so you can begin the following day with a fresh start. In this guide, we provide some simple sleep routine tips that you can apply to your daily life. Put Yourself on a Schedule In order to establish the ‘routine’ element of...Learn More
Overcoming Fear before Group Therapy
Fear and anxiety are common before group therapy. That fear shouldn’t stop you from pursuing treatment though. Group counseling is incredibly beneficial for people in addiction recovery, depression treatment, anxiety treatment and more. It is something we utilize in our intensive outpatient programs. In this guide, we will help you overcome your worries so you can take full advantage of...Learn More
How Can I Afford IOP Treatment? Insurance, Short-Term Disability and More
Cost is one of the top concerns for intensive outpatient programs. How can I afford rehab? What is the price of IOP depression treatment? These are just some of the questions you may ask before signing up for a 6+ week program. Mental health and addiction rehabilitation is more affordable than most people realize, especially with the financial programs available today. Let’s take a...Learn More
What to Do after Addiction Relapse | Addiction Treatment Memphis, TN
Continued from Part 1: Stages of Addiction Relapse Physical relapse is the last stage in addiction relapse, where a person succumbs to their temptations and uses or drinks again. To ensure that this remains a one-time experience, there are steps you can take after an addiction relapse. Here is a guide for what to do after addiction relapse. Analyze the Relapse When did you first notice signs...Learn More
The Stages of Addiction Relapse (And How to Get through Them)
Relapse occurs in roughly half of all addiction treatment programs. This does not mean that the treatment was a failure, nor does it mean that the person is a failure. Addictions take a long time to form, and their effects last a lifetime. The goal of addiction treatment is to control how your body reacts to those effects. In this guide from MHR Memphis, we will look at the stages of addiction...Learn More
Are You Addicted to Dating? Unexpected Causes of Dating Addiction
“Might as well face it, you’re addicted to love.” These classic Robert Palmer lyrics may be fun to dance to, but they describe a less-than-ideal situation. The search for love is fun and exciting, but for some, it’s downright addicting. Are you addicted to dating? If so, what could you do to fix it? We will answer these questions and more to reveal the hidden causes of...Learn More
Problem Drinker vs. Alcoholic: What’s the Difference?
When most people think of someone with a ‘drinking problem,’ they picture an alcoholic. However, there is a subcategory of alcoholism known as problem drinking. The symptoms of problem drinking are less severe, but they can lead to alcoholism over time. In this guide, we will explain the difference between a problem drinker and an alcoholic, along with treatment tips for both...Learn More
How to Get out of Depression
Depression is a painful and often overwhelming experience that affects over 16 million Americans every year. There are many tested and proven depression treatment strategies available, but more than one-third of adults with depression do not seek treatment for their condition. Here at Mental Health Resources in Memphis, TN, we have seen tremendous success from our outpatient depression...Learn More
How to Control Negative Thoughts | Depression Treatment Memphis
Negative thinking is a primary contributor to depression. This is a classic mind-over-matter scenario, where your perception and evaluation makes a situation seem worse than it actually is. There are many forms of negative thought patterns, and you may experience more than one. The goal is to reverse those thoughts through depression treatment so you can have a positive, productive life. Here...Learn More