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Overcoming the Political Rhetoric that Leads to ADD: Anxiety, Depression, and Division
In our practice, we are seeing a significant rise in what clinicians often call "Election Stress Disorder." The modern political climate isn't just a debate over policy; it has become a persistent challenge to our mental wellbeing. The constant barrage of inflammatory messaging often fuels a cycle we call ADD: Anxiety, Depression, and Division. When every news alert is framed as an existential threat, our nervous systems remain in a state of "high alert." This chronic stress
shanatrahan
Apr 242 min read


Finding Calm Amidst Chaos: How to Manage War-Related Racing Thoughts
In an era of 24-hour news cycles and "doomscrolling," the psychological impact of global conflict is profound. For many, the constant influx of headlines triggers racing thoughts —that overwhelming sensation where your mind moves at 100 miles per hour, cycling through "what-if" scenarios and worst-case outcomes. Managing anxiety during wartime isn't just about staying informed; it’s about protecting your mental health and maintaining emotional resilience . 1. Practice Selec
shanatrahan
Apr 211 min read


Recognizing the Signs of Anxiety Triggered by Political Stress
Political stress can trigger real anxiety, affecting your body, mind, and daily life. Learn to recognize the signs of anxiety, from persistent worry and sleep disruption to irritability and social withdrawal. The Trahan Therapy Center in Houston offers expert support and depression treatments to help you regain emotional balance and resilience.
shanatrahan
Feb 116 min read
Exploring Art and Music Therapy: Healing Through Creative Expression
Introduction: Art and Music Therapy: When Words Aren’t Enough, Creativity Speaks Depression does not always announce itself clearly. Sometimes it arrives quietly through exhaustion that does not go away, a loss of interest in things that once mattered, or a lingering sense of numbness that makes daily life feel heavy. For many people, understanding depression begins with noticing these subtle shifts long before a diagnosis is ever made. And yet, even when individuals recogniz
shanatrahan
Jan 295 min read
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