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11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from all of us at Icarus Behavioral Health Nevada!

Today, we’re grateful for second chances, new beginnings, and the courage it takes to heal. Wishing you and your loved ones peace, connection, and gratitude this holiday season. 💛

11/26/2025

Seek Professional Help at Icarus Nevada for Trauma and PTSD

Severe trauma meltdowns usually require the help of a professional who can help process the traumatic memories appropriately.

A licensed counselor or treatment center can guide the impacted person as they face their fears and emotions and develop new coping tools.

At Icarus Nevada, our team works closely with both clients and their families to respond to their needs with compassion.

Everyone deserves healing after a traumatic experience.

Call our admissions team today; we’ll review your insurance to give you peace of mind and help you take the next steps toward a life free of fear and anxiety. (877) 541-3288

11/25/2025

Call Us Today to Break the Cycle of Chasing Gambling Losses

If you’re trying to understand how to deduct your gambling losses and pull out of a gambling-induced financial tailspin, the first step is simple. Stop gambling.

We know that it’s easier said than done, but the experienced team at Icarus Nevada will be at your side as you confront the fallout of your gambling losses and broken relationships.

We’ll support you while you confront the reason for your compulsive gambling and help you regain a more peaceful mindset.

Call our admissions team today to learn more about how our individualized gambling addiction treatment plans can help.

11/24/2025

Lifestyle Changes That Support Stable Mental Health

Healing PTSD requires a commitment to making practical changes to daily routines, supporting better mental health. These can include:

-Getting enough sleep
-Eating well
-Exercise
-Spending free time on hobbies to reduce stress
-Cessation of alcohol, to***co, or other addictive substances
-Attending weekly SMART Recovery meetings for a healthy network

Individuals recovering after a life-altering traumatic event must dedicate time to self-care and form new habits, which helps regain self-confidence and emotional control.

11/23/2025

Gambling Wins and Nevada State Tax Returns

Nevada does not impose state taxation, including on gambling.

However, those who live outside of Nevada and win big at one of the state’s casinos may owe taxes in their home states.

If you are unsure if you should pay taxes – or if you can claim deductions for losses – check with a tax advisor in your state of residence. That’s who can best guide you on how to include your W-2G on your state tax return to avoid errors as you deduct your losses.

11/20/2025

What Are the Signs of an Emotional Meltdown?

In the moment, an emotional meltdown feels like a total loss of control. They can hit without warning, leaving no space for calm or clear thinking. They may experience a range of extremely stressful symptoms:

-Trouble concentrating
-Racing heart
-Shallow breathing
-Tight muscles
-Unable to manage emotions
-Startled by sudden movements or loud noises

11/16/2025

Call Icarus in Nevada for Help With Dreams About Drugs

Need support to overcome dreams about drinking or using drugs? Turn to the addiction treatment specialists at Icarus Las Vegas. We offer comprehensive treatment options for all forms of substance addiction.

Whether you’re affected by drug dreams or another concern, we can devise a suitable recovery plan for your situation and help promote personal growth.

Call us today to start the healing process. We are dedicated to helping people from all walks of life regain their sense of health and well-being, so please reach out confidentially.

(877) 541-3288

11/14/2025

The Link Between Trauma Meltdowns and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Someone who has frequent meltdowns probably has PTSD or CPTSD.

These natural responses happen when the brain struggles to process overwhelming life events, such as:

-Abuse
-Combat
-Assault
-Sudden loss
-Trauma or neglect as a child

Instead of processing memories of these events, their mind sends signals that cause the body to react as though they are still experiencing them.

Loved ones, like parents or concerned siblings, should understand that the anxiety and angry behavior aren’t an overreaction. They are red flags that they are having extreme difficulty overcoming the past and still don’t feel safe.

11/12/2025

The Importance of Restful Sleep in Addiction Recovery

A range of significant sleep issues are common in people affected by addiction. This is due, in large part, to the effects of drugs and alcohol on brain chemicals called neurotransmitters.

Sometimes, sleep problems help set the stage for addiction. Concerns like insomnia, for example, can lead someone to misuse or abuse substances.

However, drug and alcohol abuse can also hinder your ability to get enough quality sleep.

Even specific drugs people use to get themselves to sleep can affect sleep negatively. Alcohol, for example, is known to disrupt sleep.

In rehab programs, there’s often an emphasis on improving the quality of sleep. This can be especially important in the early phase of your treatment.

Experts offer a variety of tips on getting rest and relief in early addiction recovery. One big step is establishing a sleep routine that supports your health and well-being.

11/11/2025

Today we honor those who served our country with courage and sacrifice. If you or a veteran you love is battling trauma or addiction, compassionate help is only a call away. 🇺🇸 Call now to start your path to healing.

11/09/2025

Understanding the Nature of PTSD And CPTSD Meltdowns

Have you ever wondered what a trauma meltdown looks like? Picture yourself standing next to a loved one, when their facial expression suddenly tightens. You can hear their breathing get shallow, and it feels like they’ve been pulled away from their normal state and away from you, even though they’re right there.

This event resembles a panic attack or an enraged outburst. But inside, they’re reliving the past as if it’s actually happening all over again.

This event isn’t their choice; it’s a stress response that happens in the body and mind of someone who deals with unresolved posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) or complex PTSD (CPTSD). They are physically next to you while trying to survive an invisible threat inside.

At Icarus Behavioral Health Nevada, we understand how a traumatizing event can cause sensory overload and cause someone to lose control in a meltdown.

(877) 541-3288

11/06/2025

Creating Healthy Sleep Routines

What are healthy sleep routines? They typically consist of things such as:

- Setting aside enough time to get adequate sleep.
- Sticking to a consistent bedtime.
- Rising at the same time every morning.

Address

7356 Mount Spokane Court
Las Vegas, NV
89113

Telephone

(877)5413288

Website

https://icarusbehavioralhealthnevada.com/

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