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Understanding Grief After Suicide: The Complexities of Loss and Healing
Explore the complexities of grief after suicide loss, including common feelings of guilt and depression, and how…
The Dark Side of Social Media: How Doom-Scrolling Fuels Anxiety and What You Can Do About It
Doom-scrolling, a term popularized by Gen Z during the pandemic, describes the compulsive habit of endlessly scrolling through social media feeds and news channels. With individuals spending an average of just 2-3 seconds on a post and dedicating an average of 186...
Childhood Trauma in Adults – 5 Ways TMS Therapy Can Help
Childhood trauma can have lasting effects well into adulthood, influencing emotional well-being, mental health, and everyday functioning. Many adults who have experienced early trauma may struggle with conditions like depression, anxiety, or PTSD, finding it difficult...
How can I manage my anxiety while at work?
You’re at work, and you feel your world closing in. There’s a weight on your chest,...
Can I suddenly stop taking antidepressants if they’re not working?
Antidepressants take a long time to build up in the body and for you to start feeling...
The Evolution of Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation Therapy
TMS is a non-invasive, safe, and effective therapy for many neurologic and psychiatric...
How can exercise help ease the symptoms of depression?
Depression affects millions of Americans, making it difficult to live life to its...
5 Signs Your Antidepressant Isn’t Working
When a medical professional diagnoses your depression, the first course of action is...
How long can someone take antidepressants?
If you have taken a prescription antidepressant, the prescribing physician should have...
The Benefits of TMS Therapy In Spokane
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) is a brain-localized treatment for depression...
9 Topics To Discuss With Washington TMS Providers
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) has FDA approval for treating major depressive...
FAQs About Bellingham’s TMS Center
According to the Centers for Disease Control (CDC), 18.5% of adults experienced symptoms...