1 10, 2015

Tips On Managing Anxiety

2020-02-17T19:50:25-07:00October 1st, 2015|Categories: Education, Family, Mental Health|Comments Off on Tips On Managing Anxiety

Anxiety is the second most common form of mental health disorder, next to depression.  In many cases, though, depressed individuals also struggle with anxiety and many anxious people frequently feel depressed.  Upwards of 20 million persons in the US regularly deal with anxiety, it has been estimated. Anxiety often is described as a feeling of tension and/or fear.  Some [...]

21 09, 2015

Why You Cannot Afford To Practice Without An Office Assistant

2020-02-19T20:36:03-07:00September 21st, 2015|Categories: Adult, Education, Mental Health|Comments Off on Why You Cannot Afford To Practice Without An Office Assistant

For the past twenty years when I present to mental health providers on how to develop, manage, and market a private practice I always ask members of the audience to raise their hand if they practice without an assistant.  Depending on the group and location, typically half or even more of the providers acknowledge practicing solo When I question [...]

21 09, 2015

Achieving “OK” Is “Great” In Marriage

2020-02-17T19:51:41-07:00September 21st, 2015|Categories: Education, Mental Health|Comments Off on Achieving “OK” Is “Great” In Marriage

Ironworks Inc. and Acme Steel have been doing business together for twenty-five years.  Ironworks manufactures steel widgets and Acme sells raw steel.  These two companies have worked together for all this time for two basic reasons 1. They need each other. The money is right. Ironworks believes they are buying their raw materials at a reasonable price and Acme [...]

24 08, 2015

Take Your Prosac, See Your Shrink, Then Put On Your Running Shoes

2020-02-18T17:13:44-07:00August 24th, 2015|Categories: Adult, Mental Health|Comments Off on Take Your Prosac, See Your Shrink, Then Put On Your Running Shoes

Depression and anxiety are, by far, the most common mental health problems.  Nearly 20 percent of the US population struggles with or will struggle with one or both of these problems. The most common treatment today for these issues is medication—typically prescribed by the primary care physician (not a psychiatrist).  This treatment is considered a Biological intervention, as the [...]

19 03, 0208

Video Games: The Newest Plague

2020-02-19T18:16:20-07:00March 19th, 0208|Categories: Children, Mental Health, Teens|Comments Off on Video Games: The Newest Plague

Video games are like crack cocaine to today’s youth.  Many children, especially boys between the ages of 11 and 16, spend untold hours involved with these electronic games, often from the time they come home from school until they finally go to bed.  Far too many kids spend essentially entire weekends (and most of their holiday and summer breaks) [...]