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Medicated ADHD Patients Found to Have Lower Risk of Car Crashes

Medicated ADHD Patients Found to Have Lower Risk of Car Crashes

People with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are known to be at a higher risk of car accidents than those without ADHD, but a study published today in JAMA Psychiatry suggests taking medications for the disorder may lower this risk. “From a clinical...

What are the Different Levels of Psychiatric Care?

What are the Different Levels of Psychiatric Care?

The mental health system can be extremely confusing! When you are looking for help, sometimes it is difficult to know where to turn. Dr Byrne explains the different levels of psychiatric care with examples of when each level is appropriate. Mar 8th, 2019 Self-Help...

Why Convenience Matters to CPCH Patients

Why Convenience Matters to CPCH Patients

At CPCH, we are always looking for ways to make mental health treatment convenient. Why? Learn more from our founder, Dr Jennie Byrne Feb 13th, 2019 When you need to get groceries, do you look for a grocery store that is only open from 9AM-5PM a few days a week? When...

7 Signs You Are Working with an Excellent Therapist

7 Signs You Are Working with an Excellent Therapist

Finding the right therapist can be a painstaking process. You need to make sure that you work well together and are comfortable talking with them about any issues you’re dealing with. How do you know when you’ve found an excellent therapist? Jan 29th, 2019 Finding the...

Take a Walk for Your Mental Health

Take a Walk for Your Mental Health

Physical activity and exercise are good for your mental health. Vigorous physical activity can help with self-confidence, a sense of well-being and better sexual health. Symptoms of mild to moderate depression and anxiety have improved with physical activity and...