Mental Health

Young Adult and Teen Depression Now More Prominent Than in Mid 2000s

Teens Facing Serious Psychological Distress Many believe there is a growing mental health crisis for teens across America. Now a new study suggests teen depression may be even more serious than we think. Researchers from the San Diego State University... Learn More

Childhood Trauma and Developing Dissociative Disorders

The Trauma of Adolescence in America All across America, there are children suffering from adverse experiences, and many of these begin in the home. Frightening, dangerous, or violent events can cause severe side effects for children, whether they witness it... Learn More

Should Ketamine Nasal Spray Be Approved for Treating Depression?

This week the Food and Drug Administration officially approved the use of a chemical sibling to ketamine for depression. In a move that is considered controversial by many, approving this kind of substance as a new form of treatment may... Learn More

Study Suggests Link Between Teen Cannabis Use and Mental Health Disorders

Recently there has been some debate about cannabis use and drug-induced psychosis. Experts argue the possible relationship between chronic marijuana use and psychiatric disorders. A similar debate is the supposed connection between cannabis and common mental health disorders, including anxiety... Learn More

Is Your Mental Health Suffering Due to Digital Hoarding?

While many hoarders tend to stash a surplus of junk in their homes or storage spaces, the new phenomenon of “digital hoarding” refers to those who can’t seem to empty their inbox or thin out their online photo albums. Additionally,... Learn More

5 New Year’s Recovery Resolutions to Consider Keeping for 2019

Make Recovery Resolutions Count in 2019 Every year, a lot of us tell or hear jokes about those oh-so-elusive New Year’s Resolutions. Whether out loud or in meme form, we will come across jokes about the resolutions we didn’t keep... Learn More

How Shape-Shifting Addictions Make People Less Likely to Seek Help

DOC is an abbreviation in the recovery world that typically stands for “drug of choice”. It is a common term among those who have struggled with addiction to describe the specific substance they are addicted to. Moreover, there is a... Learn More

What Are Cognitive Distortions and How Do They Impact Addiction?

Breaking Down Cognitive Distortions One of the most powerful tools we have for treating substance use disorder and many mental health issues is cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT). This form of innovative intervention focuses on addressing dysfunctional thoughts, emotions and behaviors,... Learn More

Celebrating First In-Network Partnership with Beacon Health Options

Palm Partners Recovery Center is proud to announce that we have selected Beacon Health Options as our first in-network partnership. Effective immediately, we are now a participating provider with Beacon Health Options, also known as: Value Options New York State Health... Learn More

Opioid Orphans: Children Losing Their Parents In Drug Crisis

One of the greatest tragedies of the opioid epidemic is how it devastates families. The most recent numbers, according to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA), show that 115 people die every day from opioid overdose in the US. Out of the... Learn More

Marijuana Is Addictive: Even If We Know It Isn’t Evil

Any time you bring up marijuana and addiction in the same sentence, a lot of people get really defensive. Whether it is people claiming that cannabis has enough medical benefits to negate any side-effects, or people deflecting to other “hard”... Learn More

ADHD Drug Overdoses Rising Among American Children Why are more kids than ever before overdosing on ADHD drugs in America? Did you know that the number of U.S. children unnecessarily exposed to powerful medications meant to treat Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) has gone through the roof... Learn More

Young Adult and Teen Depression Now More Prominent Than in Mid 2000s

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