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Early Signs of Psychosis in Adult Children

June 25, 2019

Early Signs of Psychosis in Adult Children

Psychosis occurs when an individual has difficulty separating what is real from what is not. The term “psychosis” casts a wide categorical net. Psychosis is actually a symptom of an overarching illness, so it is... read more
Tuning In

June 20, 2019

Tuning In

“I’ve been in over thirty mental health and lockdown facilities over the last twenty years and I can honestly say that Hopewell was a beacon of light compared to all of the others.” Evan Curtin discovered... read more
Social Media & the Mental Health of College Students

June 11, 2019

Social Media & the Mental Health of College Students

As if 15-page papers and pop quizzes in college weren’t enough, sometimes Snapchat, Instagram, YouTube and other social media sites make balancing your online social life with your true social life tricky. It’s no secret... read more
What Parents of College Students with Psychiatric Disorders Need to Know About HIPAA

May 28, 2019

What Parents of College Students with Psychiatric Disorders Need to Know About HIPAA

HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, passed in 1996, governs medical insurance practices in the U.S. If your child is transitioning from one job to another, HIPAA ensures they do not lose health... read more
Talking to Parents and Students About Residential Treatment

May 14, 2019

Talking to Parents and Students About Residential Treatment

The topic of mental health has moved increasingly into the mainstream on college campuses, and that’s a good thing. Today, there is more awareness, there are more programs, and there is more understanding than ever... read more