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Each child deals with school trauma differently. While some children seem to do fine at first, they may eventually develop troubling behaviors or have strong emotional responses. Meanwhile, other children immediately react after a difficult experience. Child trauma can impact kids and their families in various ways, so parents must know which signs to look for. Once you notice signs of trauma, you can help your child get the help they need. Why Talk to Your Kids About Trauma  An… Continue Reading

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Schools play a crucial role in supporting a child’s mental health. You can help your child’s well-being with mental health activities during the summertime. These summer activities for kids can help keep your child’s mental growth and help them manage anxiety and other conditions. Why Do Mental Health Activities During the Summer?  Children have become accustomed to remote schooling, masks, and other changes thanks to the pandemic. As life returns to normal, some children are struggling to adjust. Integrating mental… Continue Reading

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In the United States, 21% of adults experienced some type of mental illness in 2020. Over a lifetime, the percentage of people who need men’s mental health programs is even higher. By noticing the signs of mental health conditions and learning about risk factors, you can get help early on. Mental Health Risk Factors for Men There are a number of risk factors associated with men and mental health disorders. For example, men are more likely to seek out a men’s mental… Continue Reading

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Many people think about soldiers and assault victims when they hear the term post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). In reality, PTSD is a problem for a wide variety of people. And because of the difficult, traumatic experiences healthcare workers face, PTSD in healthcare professionals is an extremely common problem. Signs of PTSD in Healthcare Workers If people don’t recognize the signs of PTSD in healthcare professionals, the individual may never get the treatment and support they need. They may suffer from… Continue Reading

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While being a part of the LGBTQ+ community can be a source of strength and inspiration, it can also pose some challenges. Mental health issues can arise because of the unique risk factors faced by community members. By learning about these risk factors and common mental health conditions, you can get the care and support you need. Mental Health Risk Factors for the LGBTQ+ Community When it comes to LGBTQ+ and mental health, there are a number of risk factors… Continue Reading

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If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with autism, you might understandably have questions about this condition and any accompanying challenges with mental health. What is Autism? Autism is a condition that affects the way people communicate and experience life. It is a “spectrum condition,” meaning that no two people with autism will be the same. Some may need a little more time to process or understand something that is happening, whereas others with autism may need full-time… Continue Reading

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There are 1.76 million children in military families. Many of these kids are under age eleven, and eighty percent are fifteen or younger. Although it is not all that uncommon to have a parent in the military, children growing up in military families may sometimes feel entirely alone in their struggles. Having a parent in the military can impact a child, whether they are a young toddler, an independent teen, or anywhere in between. Frequent Moves Can Be Tough A… Continue Reading

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As the war in Ukraine intensifies, more U.S. military troops are being deployed to the region. In many cases, the deployed military personnel have families they must leave behind at home—both their spouses and children of all ages. Because these deployments can be understandably challenging for the families of deployed military, spouses and children must get the support they need. How to Prepare Before Deployment Once a family learns when their loved one will be deployed to Ukraine, preparations can… Continue Reading

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People with mental health challenges can sometimes feel alone in their struggles. By taking part in an outpatient program at San Antonio Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, patients can have ready access to the support they need while realizing they are not the only ones facing these types of challenges. Our outpatient programs are also designed to help people develop their social skills, which in turn may help them feel less isolated and depressed. At San Antonio Behavioral Healthcare Hospital, our outpatient… Continue Reading

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More than one out of every four adults may experience a mental breakdown during their lifetime. These emotional experiences can be very difficult to manage, often leading to severely negative thoughts. In this guide, we’ll share more about what causes a mental breakdown and how to help someone who is struggling. What is a Mental Breakdown? The term mental breakdown is often used when a person has a mental health crisis that overcomes their emotions. It can stem from other… Continue Reading

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