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Chances are your teen’s mood swings can be linked to the ups and downs of adolescence. Hormones shift. Moods change. That can be normal. But when mood swings are seen with other concerning signs like, losing interest in things that were once enjoyable, losing friends, breaking rules, and physical changes such as sudden loss of

If you’ve ever seen a crime drama on TV where a character starts “losing touch with reality,” you’ve probably seen a stereotypical representation of psychosis. But, psychotic disorders don’t all look the same in real life. Schizophrenia, schizoaffective disorder, brief psychotic disorder, and delusional disorder may all include a break from reality but they are

Mood changes can sometimes be a normal reaction to stress. But for others, mood changes are so profound, they may signal conditions that are more serious, including borderline personality disorder (BPD) and bipolar disorder, both of which have mood swings as a key symptom. Mental health can be tricky. If you’re questioning whether you or

The difficultness of direct defiance. The struggle in direct aggression. The constant power struggles. If your child demonstrates impulsive control, and has conduct disorders, you’re not alone, and it’s not your fault. Parenting children with disruptive behavior disorder is tremendously difficult, but with psychiatric treatment and the right tools, your child can better follow rules. 

Work stress can sneak up quietly and take over your whole life. If you’ve been feeling drained, stuck in a fog, or constantly anxious, you’re not alone. Many people are juggling workplace pressure, personal expectations, and emotional fatigue. The good news? You don’t need an insurance card to seek help. Seeing a psychiatrist without insurance