Emotional Dysregulation
When emotions feel bigger than the moment, come on fast, or are hard to shake, emotional dysregulation may be at work. Here is what it is, why it happens, and what helps.
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When emotions feel bigger than the moment, come on fast, or are hard to shake, emotional dysregulation may be at work. Here is what it is, why it happens, and what helps.
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Bipolar 1 and bipolar 2 share the same category but are not the same condition. Here is how they differ in symptoms, mood episodes, and treatment.
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As the daylight hours dwindle and temperatures drop, millions of Americans experience a predictable, energy-sapping shift. While many brush off low mood as “the winter blues,” persistently distressing symptoms that recur every year may indicate Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), specifically Winter Depression (or Winter-Pattern SAD).
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The day you hung up the uniform should have been a celebration. You completed your service, honored your commitment, and earned the title of Veteran. Yet, for many, the silence that follows the discharge ceremony is deafening. This post provides a three-step path to process the past, redefine your present, and find a new mission that matters.
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Discover the therapeutic power of creative outlets for mental health. Learn practical tips to add creativity to your daily routine.
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Explore insights, personal strategies, and resources to guide you on the path to improved mental well-being. Take control of your work-life balance for a happier, healthier tomorrow.
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Get the support you need at Better Balance for your first TMS appointment. Contact our friendly staff to find a better balance today!
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Discover the impact of trauma and PTSD on mental health. At Better Balance, we provide personalized care to treat your symptoms. Contact us today!
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Grief is a universal, yet profoundly personal, human experience. During National Grief Awareness Week, we acknowledge that there is no “right” way or timeline for mourning. However, for some, the distress of loss can become so persistent, severe, and disabling that it develops into a recognized clinical condition: Complicated Grief (or Prolonged Grief Disorder).
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