#Mental Health Provider

[ellicottacupuncturecentresblog]

Revitalizing Your Wellbeing: Frederick Mental Health Solutions

Though mental health takes a back seat in the bustle of our busy lives, it is an intrinsic part of one’s health. Dr. Ma Acupuncture Center, located in Ellicott City, recognizes the importance of maintaining mental health and is dedicated to offering premier services to address this crucial need.

[soundmindmentalhealthservice]

Anxiety disorders affect millions of people worldwide, making it one of the most prevalent mental health conditions. Seeking anxiety disorders treatment is crucial for managing symptoms and improving overall well-being. However, managing anxiety doesn’t always require professional intervention. Individuals can incorporate several self-care strategies into their daily lives to alleviate symptoms and promote mental wellness.

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Bipolar disorder is a complex mental health condition that affects millions of individuals worldwide. Understanding the nature of bipolar disorder and the available mental health services in Maryland is the first step toward effective treatment and management.

[tasbehavioralhealth]

Individuals seeking a compassionate approach to mental well-being can find solace in our esteemed mental health clinic in Cumberland, Maryland. We understand the significance of providing a safe haven for those navigating the complexities of their mental health. Our clinic is more than just a service; it’s a community that fosters healing and growth.

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The journey of addiction recovery is a path fraught with challenges, but it is also a testament to individuals’ incredible strength. Overcoming substance abuse is not just about breaking free from the physical dependence on drugs or alcohol; it’s also about addressing the underlying emotional and psychological factors contributing to addiction.

[medicalcommunitypsychotherapy]

Mental health issues can be debilitating and can affect every aspect of a person’s life. For many, mental health medication is an effective way to manage symptoms and lead a fulfilling life. Unfortunately, society still holds a negative perception of mental health medication.

[foundationalhealthcaresolution]

Mental health experts can help individuals and families more than one might think. The problem is that there is not much information available about these things. This is one of the gaps that we at Foundational Healthcare Solutions, your trusted healthcare provider in Silver Spring, Maryland, aim to bridge.

[nimelmentalhealthllc]

Dealing with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) can be a challenging and overwhelming experience. PTSD is a mental health condition that can occur after a traumatic event, such as physical or sexual assault, military combat, natural disasters, or accidents.

[connectedminds22]

Medication is often the first defense against mental illness. Still, it is certainly not the cure-all, and several self-care methods for managing mental health issues can be helpful. The good news is that mental health care is something you can do, little by little. As a certified virtual mental health clinic in Atlanta, Georgia, we discuss what mental health care looks like and how you can start practicing a simple mental health care routine today.

[zoe-oneesama]

“Therapy is for broken people, and our Adrien is PERFECT!” Aside from the inherent nastiness and problems of BOTH of the independent clauses in that sentence, considering how much Emilie is concerned with her public image as well as her image among the people in her Inner Circle, I wonder how it’ll affect her as she continues to drop little nuggets like that when she starts being seen as (and ESPECIALLY treated as) if not a Boy Mom or an Ableist Mom, at the very least an Innocently Insensitive Mom minus the coddling attitude someone like her would hope “naturally” comes with that title.

I mean, if OG, Canon Emilie went so far as to give herself Magic Wasting Disease by using a broken Miraculous to invent the Perfect™️ Obedient Prodigy Child that Literally Cannot Disobey and Has No "Flaws" instead of, you know...adoption...

I definitely see her as the kind of person who can't handle a "broken" child that might, idk, need some help?

[transgendz]

Emergency Commissions

One of my checks was a couple of days late last week, and the more lucrative of my 2 proper jobs has given me only one day of work this week (seems to be system issue?? I'm waiting for a reply from my higher up, there seems to be a queue of sorts) I have no idea when I'm going to get my check this week, either. Although it's supposed to come in on Tuesdays, I have heard from coworkers it is likely to be delayed again. On top of all of this, I have had wifi issues for a week, and I work from home.

I was already going to have to do some commissions to make rent this month before the reduced work hours and wifi issues. I have to pay rent on Saturday, and I do not get a grace period. I cannot emphasize how screwed me, and both of my disabled roommates are if my check doesn't come in on time, which is apparently not likely to happen.

I am setting this goal for $600 which is how much I am going to need for rent if my check does not go through in time. I will update this post accordingly, and turn off rbs if I get my check before rent is due, but tbh if i thought that was happening I wouldn't be making this post.

Anyone who help with this can contact me at my art blog @theartistrans for art like you see above. There may be a bit of a wait because I have 2 jobs and this, but I will mail you the piece if you pay the shipping also.

Dm me for proof or more details. More details are also in my tags.

$C V PP Kofi

[gay-otlc]

This is a take I've seen fairly often- that trans men & mascs only think they experience transandrophobia because they refuse to accept that what they're experiencing is misogyny.

It's also a completely ridiculous take. The fact that trans men/mascs are targeted by misogyny is a fundamental part of transandrophobia theory. Trans men/mascs, and others who regularly discuss transandrophobia, emphasize over and over again the ways in which trans men/mascs experience misogyny. For example, the idea that they are women and therefore are too stupid and brainwashed to be trusted about their genders, or the sense of entitlement to trans men/mascs' bodies (how dare you ruin your perfect breasts, how dare you transition in a way that makes you unable to carry children, how dare you not be the beautiful woman i want you to be).

In fact, the people who deny that trans men/mascs experience misogyny tend to be the same people who argue against the concept of transandrophobia. They insist that trans men receive male privilege, and in fact actually benefit from misogyny rather than suffer from it.

When trans men/mascs point the ways that they are affected by misogyny, they are accused of spreading TERF rhetoric (as though acknowledging the ways in which people who were assigned female at birth are oppressed automatically means you believe in "sex consciousness" and "afab unity" against anyone assigned male at birth"), or accused of implying that trans women aren't affected by misogyny (they absolutely are, the belief that trans men and women can't both be affected by misogyny stems from oppositional sexism)

All this to say: The people who talk about transandrophobia are well aware that trans men/mascs suffer from misogyny, and aren't denying this out of dysphoria or internalized misogyny- they aren't denying this at all. The people who deny that trans men/mascs suffer from misogyny are the people who believe transandrophobia doesn't exist.

And, transandrophobia isn't "just misogyny." Misogyny is a crucial component of transandrophobia- again, no one who talkes about transandrophobia is denying this- but not the only component.

Trans men/mascs being denied access to gynecological healthcare (that cis women are able to access) because they appear to be men, or have their gender legally changed to male isn't "just misogyny."

Trans men/mascs to losing their friends, support, and abuse and mental health resources when they come out and transition, or reach a point of being "too masculine," isn't "just misogyny".

The belief that going on testosterone will make trans men/mascs dangerous and violent, and the negative rhetoric about bottom surgery, isn't "just misogyny."

Being called a gender traitor and accused siding with the enemy and only transitioning to gain male privilege isn't "just misogyny."

Trans men/mascs being impregnated specifically as a method of forcing them to detransition isn't "just misogyny."

Choosing to use a women's bathroom (either due to safety concerns or transphobic laws) and being kicked out or assaulted for looking male isn't "just misogyny."

Trans men/mascs getting violently attacked because "if you want to be a man so bad, I'll beat you up like one" isn't "just misogyny."

People who talk about transandrophobia very much recognize that trans men/mascs experience misogyny (and are trying to get people who deny transandrophobia to recognize this as well), and there are aspects of transandrophobia that go beyond "just misogyny." Neither of these things contradict each other. In conclusion, "'transandrophobia' is just misogyny but transmascs don't want to admit it" is completely false all around, so I wish it wasn't such a commonly held belief.

[mollysunder]

I can't take ep 7 of s2 seriously because the writers are really trying to tell the audience that Vander and two teenage boys were well-equipped to handle the compounding effects of trauma on Powder's mental illness.

Did we all not hear the readout of his "apology", or remember the non-apology he gave Silco several years later? Somehow Vander, a man who delegated his parental responsibilities to Vi, had the necessary sensitivity to help Powder land into an almost impossible best case scenario. Be serious.

[syn4k]

to be, or not to be (romanticization of the inevitable)

[medicalcommunitypsychotherapy]

Traumatic experiences can have a profound impact on an individual’s mental health and well-being. Mental health management becomes crucial in addressing the effects of trauma and promoting healing and recovery. Fortunately, psychosocial services offer support and evidence-based treatments for trauma-related conditions like post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).

[foundationalhealthcaresolution]

Trauma and PTSD may be crippling, terrifying, and humiliating for those who struggle with them. You are not alone in your struggle. PTSD and trauma therapy can help you understand and manage your symptoms.