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A study published in Biological Psychiatry suggests that modafinil—a wake-promoting agent approved to treat patients with narcolepsy—might be able to help patients with remitted depression who are experiencing cognitive deficits. Feb 10th, 2017 Cognitive dysfunction...

Being fully informed of your treatment options is a top priority at CPCH. We want to make sure you’re well aware of your treatment options and any side effects you may experience. Here are some frequently asked questions about dTMS. Q: What is dTMS? A: dTMS stands for...

Unfortunately, there is still a significant stigma attached with mental health, making it difficult for people to seek treatment. However, there are several reasons it is important to seek treatment sooner rather than later. 1) If you seek help for mental health...

While procrastination is a common problem for people with attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), everyone procrastinates from time to time! Here are some common reasons: The task is boring. This reason is straightforward – the task is boring and you would...

College students balance a lot and not just their course load. For some, it may seem overwhelming, which can lead to anxiety and/or depression, especially as a Freshman. Balancing course work, a job, and a social life doesn’t have to be overwhelming. Here are 7 tips...

Depression can make you feel sad, down, and unable to function as you normally would. Follow these 5 simple habits to reduce depression now! 1) KNOW YOUR HISTORY! If you or a member of your genetic family have a history of depression you may have a higher risk of...

One of the reasons depression remained underdiagnosed and undertreated is that sadness is a normal human emotion, so how do we know when we are sad vs depression? Perhaps the easiest way to understand the difference is to look at the criteria researchers use to...