What Are the Different Types of Anxiety?
  • February 24,2023
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

What Are the Different Types of Anxiety?

What Are the Different Types of Anxiety? When was the last time you felt anxious? Was it during a high-stakes scenario, such as during a medical exam, while sitting for a test, or while a plane was landing? Now, imagine that feeling persisting. What might it feel like to walk in the world and live your life with the crushing weight of fear on your shoulders? That's what reality is like for ...

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Depression and Mood Swings: What You Need to Know
  • February 20,2023
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

Depression and Mood Swings: What You Need to Know

Depression and Mood Swings: What You Need to Know About one in ten Americans experience depression. When a disorder is this common, you'd expect it to be well understood. On the contrary, depression often causes individuals to isolate themselves, masking the symptoms from their loved ones. For example, did you know there is a strong link between depression and mood swings? At the Center for...

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This Is How to Build Confidence in Yourself
  • February 15,2023
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

This Is How to Build Confidence in Yourself

This Is How to Build Confidence in Yourself Do you worry that you are falling behind your peers because of your lack of self-confidence? Don’t assume wrongly that you are stuck with low self-esteem for the rest of your life then. It’s possible to increase your self-confidence levels over time by following certain practices. It takes time and it isn’t going to be an easy path, but you can...

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What Are the Signs of Autism in Young Children?
  • February 7,2023
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

What Are the Signs of Autism in Young Children?

What Are the Signs of Autism in Young Children? When you hear the word "spectrum," you might imagine a rainbow or a field of beautiful colors. After the release of the DSM-5 in 2013, however, the term gained a new meaning for many parents. That publication marked the shift of autism into a "spectrum disorder" that presents a range of unique symptoms and behaviors. What do a rainbow and a psych...

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The Role of a Behavioral Health Specialist in Mental Health Care
  • January 28,2023
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The Role of a Behavioral Health Specialist in Mental Health Care

The Role of a Behavioral Health Specialist in Mental Health Care Do you know that there are more than 106,000 licensed psychologists in the US and nearly a dozen different fields of study within that? Each field focuses on specific aspects of psychology. They examine how we interact with others, ourselves, and the world around us. If you are considering working with a psychologist, it's e...

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How To Recognize the Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder in Teens Early On
  • January 23,2023
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How To Recognize the Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder in Teens Early On

How To Recognize the Symptoms of Bipolar Disorder in Teens Early On When people first start learning about bipolar disorder, they often assume that it is rare. However, the numbers indicate that about one out of every 30 adults in the United States lives with bipolar disorder. That means that there are about 6 million adults in the country with bipolar disorder, plus teens and children. Consid...

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Understanding Anger in Children: A Parent’s Guide
  • January 15,2023
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

Understanding Anger in Children: A Parent’s Guide

Understanding Anger in Children: A Parent’s Guide The moment they placed your sweet new baby in your arms, your body became flooded with endorphins, and you felt the first pangs of love—but a lot has changed since then. Your helpless baby has grown into an angry child, and their behavior occasionally scares you. What do you do when you're afraid of your own child? Anger in children is a...

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How To Identify Behavioral Problems in Children
  • January 9,2023
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How To Identify Behavioral Problems in Children

How To Identify Behavioral Problems in Children Approximately 10% of children aged between 6-11 have ADHD. As more people become aware of the condition, diagnoses are likely to keep increasing. But this isn’t the only behavioral condition common among young children today. Lesser-known conditions such as Conduct Disorder and Oppositional Defiant Disorder present different challenges. How can...

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Anxiety Treatment for Adults: CBT vs Medication
  • December 15,2022
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

Anxiety Treatment for Adults: CBT vs Medication

Anxiety Treatment for Adults: CBT vs Medication Did you know that it's estimated that 264 million adults around the world have anxiety? Anxiety affects many people and is the most common mental health diagnosis in the US. Managing anxiety can feel like a daily struggle. There are a lot of treatments for individuals with anxiety, but which is right for you? Keep reading to learn more about a...

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The Different Types of Depression Treatment Options, Explained
  • December 15,2022
  • By Content Writer at The Center for Developmental Psychiatry

The Different Types of Depression Treatment Options, Explained

The Different Types of Depression Treatment Options, Explained Depression is digging deeper into America than ever before. Over the last two years, 41% of Americans have experienced high levels of psychological distress at least once. Many Americans have experienced episodes of depression, sometimes for no apparent reason. But you are never helpless to depression. Depression treatment can help...

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