“Demon Face Syndrome” is a term used to describe a psychological or neurological phenomenon in which individuals perceive distorted, grotesque, or demonic facial imagery in themselves or others. While not...
Hyperfixation is a state of intense concentration or focus on a particular activity, subject, or interest to the exclusion of all else. While hyperfixation can occasionally lead to increased productivity...
Serious mental illness (SMI) refers to a category of mental health conditions that severely impact an individual’s ability to function in daily life. These illnesses often require long-term care, structured...
An attempted suicide is a life-altering event that profoundly affects both the individual and their loved ones. While surviving an attempt may feel overwhelming, it marks an opportunity for intervention,...
In an era dominated by digital devices, screen time has become a central part of daily life. From work and education to socializing and entertainment, many people spend a substantial...
Neurotic behavior refers to a pattern of excessive emotional distress and maladaptive coping mechanisms that stem from underlying mental health issues. While not considered a standalone disorder, neurotic behavior is...
Anxiety is one of the most prevalent mental health concerns in the United States, affecting millions of individuals across all age groups. While occasional anxiety is a natural response to...
Addiction is a chronic condition that not only impacts physical health but also alters the brain’s structure and functioning. Recovery from addiction is more than overcoming cravings; it involves rewiring...
Managing anger and mental health challenges simultaneously requires a strategic, compassionate approach. In Boston, behavioral health centers have emerged as leaders in providing integrated care that addresses the interplay between...
Anger, while a natural emotion, can become a significant barrier to recovery and overall mental health when left unmanaged. In Boston, with its rich resources for behavioral health, individuals have...
