Ear To Ear Behavioral Health Solution, LLC

05/13/2023

Dealing with Anxiety

Are you aware of the common symptoms faced by people suffering from anxiety? Learn how to identify if you or a loved one needs help. And be informed of what to do and what not to do about it here: https://tinyurl.com/37zd2u93.

Anxiety is the most common mental health condition. Learn how to help someone with anxiety and what to do if a loved one has an anxiety attack.

05/12/2023

Mental Health Month

This May, let us support initiatives that seek to help persons suffering from behavioral and mental health problems. Little by little, we can fight the stigma that so many experiences, so they can get the help they need.

05/11/2023

Calm and Relaxation

If you often feel anxious and have difficulty sleeping at night, there are simple things you can do to help you enter a state of calm and relaxation. These activities include aromatherapy, journaling, and meditation. Learn what works best for you!

05/10/2023

We believe that medication, when used properly, is a great way to help patients recover from their behavioral and mental health issues. Our therapists help patients manage their medications and carefully monitor their patient's progress, so they can adjust dosages or switch medicines as needed. We can also work with a patient's guardians if they are the ones who will take charge of dispensing the patient's medications at home.

05/08/2023

Feeling down from time to time is normal. However, if this feeling of sadness persists over a long period of time, it may have worsened into a state of depression. If you think you are depressed, consult with a mental health professional.

05/07/2023

Mental Health Stigma

False beliefs about mental and behavioral health can be very damaging. In fact, this stigma could be the very reason why many don't seek professional help. Learn how you can make a difference: https://tinyurl.com/29dbcrm5.

Mental health: Learn how to recognize and deal with the stigma of mental illness and don't let it stand in the way of getting treatment.

05/06/2023

National Nurses Day

In every medical institution, nurses are the front liners who take care of patients and interact with their loved ones daily. Let us remember to show appreciation for all the hard-working nurses around the world today.

05/05/2023

As a parent, bringing your child to see a therapist is a major decision. However, there is no shame in getting your child the help he or she needs. Consult with us, so we can help you decide whether or not to schedule a therapy session for your child. Then, our therapist can assess if your child needs professional help. Call us at (708) 586-8940 today to schedule an appointment.

04/28/2023

Signs of Opioid Use Disorder

Common signs of opioid use disorder include changes in sleep habits, frequent flu-like symptoms, drowsiness, weight loss, poor hygiene, decreased libido, new financial difficulties, and isolation from loved ones.

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Opioid Use Disorder Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on Linkedin Share on Pinterest Share via Email Print this Page Mental and Behavioral Health Pain Management Procedures Pain Management Opioid use disorder (OUD) is a complex illness characterized by compulsive use of opioid drugs even when...

04/27/2023

Major depressive disorder is more than just having a bout of the blues, it is a mood disorder that may require long-term treatment. Depression can cause sadness, loss of interest, anxiety, and feelings of emptiness that affect day-to-day activities.

04/26/2023

Enhance Your Mental Health

A key part of improving your mental health is to address any psychological, addictive, or developmental difficulties. As a behavioral health solutions provider, we are here to help.

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04/25/2023

Addiction to opioids is a type of substance use disorder. Taking opioids regularly increases the risk of becoming addicted. OUD is characterized by several symptoms that include physical dependence. This entails a physiological change that occurs when using the substance. When the person stops taking the drug, they experience withdrawal symptoms like sweating and cravings.

However, individuals can still be physically dependent on opioids without unhealthy use. For instance, a cancer patient with chronic pain may become physically dependent on opioids but not necessarily addicted to them.