Patient Retention in Specialized Telepsychiatry Services
Mental health has seen a surge in telemedicine services in recent years, which has proven to be a valuable tool for delivering psychiatric care to patients who may not have easy access to in-person care.
Lunapress Mental Health Insights
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- Greif 5
- Health 2
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- Hormone Therapy 4
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- Mental Health 64
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- Relationships 9
- Self Care 27
- Self-Help 38
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- Teen 7
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Writing a New Story: Thriving as a Parent After Surviving Abuse
Parenting as an abuse survivor can have added difficulties, including navigating triggers and working through trauma. Parents who want to break the cycle of abuse in families can benefit from therapy, including the parenting transitions therapy LunaJoy offers.
Navigating Birth Trauma: Grieving the Experience You Planned & Your Former Self
Birth trauma can result from a birth that doesn’t go as planned. LunaJoy offers supportive, caring birth trauma therapy for those dealing with the grief of birth trauma.
Exploring the Relationship Between Empathy, Trauma and Mental Health
For the curious, compassionate and/or confused empath, we’re exploring the relationship between empathy, trauma and mental health today! Join us for a whistlestop tour of the story and science behind it all.
Caring for your mental health as a sexual assault survivor
So many women experience some form of sexual assault in their lifetime. This post will reassure them that they are not alone, validate their emotions, and walk through ways that they can work towards healing their mental health.
Understanding Birth Trauma
Birth trauma is real. Learn how you can find healing after a traumatic birth. If you’d describe your childbirth as “traumatic,” you’re not alone. One study reported 50% of new mothers claimed they have birth trauma. And many women deal with intrusive thoughts, nightmares, depression, and irritability in the weeks and months after giving birth. Birth trauma can be isolating. You may find it difficult to process your experience. It’s possible that you are guilty or ashamed to feel fear or sadness following the birth your baby when you expected to feel joy and excitement. You may feel detached from others and struggle to bond with your new baby.
Birth Trauma: What No One Talks About After Having a Baby
Many people understand and expect women to have to heal and recover physically after having a baby. While women are strong and resilient individuals, your body undergoes many changes and challenges over the course of pregnancy, and labor and delivery can be very painful and leave you with scars or even bodily injuries. However, for many women, the damage from labor can also be emotional and lead to birth trauma.