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Mental Health
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Adolescent Depression – Diagnosis and Treatment
As we get older, our ability to deal with problems and setbacks evolves. Sometime around age 25, our brains fully develop. Even with that evolved maturity, though, we adults can still buckle under the weight of depression. At times, depression can even feel inescapable.
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Spiritual Assessment and Counsel
The holistic view of healthcare encompasses the “whole person”: the mind, body, and spirit of a human being. Psychotherapy helps heal the mind and keep it healthy. Proper nutrition, exercise, and medical support help to keep the body healthy and improve it. But what of the spiritual aspect as it relates to health and well-being?…
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Private Wealth Manager and Health Care Provider
This article will discuss why a private wealth manager should get involved in the health of his clients. We will also discuss what a private wealth manager should look for in a strategic health partner. The relationship between wealth and health is on a gradient: at every level of the economic ladder, health status shifts.…
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Fitness And Exercise Impact On Systems
Physical fitness is important for health and wellness because exercise has a beneficial effect on most systems in the body. Unfortunately, many people do not get adequate exercise. According to 2017 data, only, 53.3% of U.S. adults engaged in the amount of aerobic exercise that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends for…
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Comprehensive Medical Report and Treatment Plan
A comprehensive medical report and treatment plan are an important part of the treatment process at J. Flowers Health Institute. While many problems may be viewed as a mental health or behavioral problem, they also impact physical health, so a comprehensive assessment that considers both mental and physical health is valuable.
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Doctor Patient One on One Analysis
A cornerstone of successful treatment is a good doctor-patient relationship. During one-on-one analysis, underlying issues are explored and worked through. This type of analysis between doctor and patient is typically part of a comprehensive diagnostic evaluation. Let’s explore what patients want, the roles doctors and patients play during one-on-one analysis, different models of doctor-patient relationships,…
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Blood Test or Executive Blood Panel
When it comes to your health, getting the complete picture often allows a doctor to make the best decisions regarding treatments and lifestyle changes. While a doctor can use their eyes and tools like a stethoscope to examine you, sometimes it’s another test that reveals potential underlying conditions.
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Medication Evaluation to Improve Treatment
Why is a medication evaluation so essential to effective treatment? Medicines are crucial to our health. But, a wrong prescription or inappropriate use can turn a savior into a killer in no time. A proper prescription and sticking to your doctor’s instructions remain the cornerstone of safe medicine use. Tools like a medication evaluation reduce…
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Psychosocial and Trauma Assessments
According to an article from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), an estimated 50% of those receiving behavioral health help (such as in therapy) have a history of trauma.1 Therapists estimate this number is higher for those who have a history of mental health disorders and struggle with substance abuse.
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Specialty Consults
Specialty consults allow a primary care physician to get information from specialists to improve the care of the patient. Different types of doctors can improve care by identifying more issues. One of the main issues with specialty consults is communication, reporting, and coordination of care. This article will discuss the issues raised by specialty consults…