PCH Treatment Center

Conversely, 40% of white Americans seek mental health treatment. This difference can stem from socioeconomic factors, misdiagnosis, or lack of African American mental health professionals. To learn more about mental health care and PCH’s unique approach, contact us today: https://bit.ly/3hJmt0K #BlackHistory #MentalHealthCare #Psychology #Psychiatry

#DidYouKnow that your mental health can often be directly related to your gut health? A majority of serotonin, also known as the happy chemical, is found in the gut. That’s why a balanced diet and regular exercise can help you not only physically, but also mentally. For more information about mental health care and PCH’s approach, visit our website and contact us: https://bit.ly/2ww1r3z ... #MentalHealthCare #Psychology #Psychiatry

In honor of #BlackHistoryMonth, we are sharing information throughout the month that recognizes both the Black community and mental health care. *Health and Human Services Office of Minority Health To learn more about PCH’s unique approach to mental health care, visit our website and contact us today: https://bit.ly/3hJmt0K ... #BlackHistory #MentalHealthCare #Psychology #Psychiatry

Around 5% of adults have Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).* Find the tools and resources you need to overcome the struggles that come about during the darker months of the year. Consider the psychological treatment programs that PCH provides, like our telehealth service: https://bit.ly/2ww1r3z *psychiatry.org

We encourage family participation in treatment (as appropriate). We include a three-day family weekend in the first month of programming. Each client’s therapist can schedule sessions with family and significant others as needed to facilitate treatment. Learn more about our program: https://bit.ly/3hJmt0K

Can obsessive-compulsive disorder go away? Learn what our experts have to say in our September blog. #mentalhealth #OCD #psychology https://bit.ly/3cGJgIU

September is National Suicide Prevention Month. Close to 800,000 people die by suicide each year worldwide. That’s nearly one death every 40 seconds (save.org). It’s time for a change. It’s OK to not be OK. However, if you need a sign to reach out for help for yourself, a loved one, or a clientconsider this it. Suicide is frequently associated with personality issues (such as occurring within dysregulated and borderline states) and may co-occur with depression and anxiety... disorders. Persons who repetitively injure themselves have been diagnosed with depression, bipolar, anorexia, bulimia, obsessive-compulsive disorder, post-traumatic stress, dissociative, anxiety and panic states, and impulse-control states. Learn about PCH’s approach to overcoming mental health obstacles: https://bit.ly/3hTlCe7

I will always be grateful to PCH and the healing journey I embarked on through my treatment. I’ve experienced a profound transformation and feel that I've really stepped into my authenticity. I learned so much about myself, feel prepared with tools that I’ll use throughout life, and I achieved all the goals I set forth when I first checked in. I enjoyed working with all PCH staff, especially my treatment team. Although the Zoom virtual format for groups could be exhausting at times, I think PCH did a great job at adapting to the safety regulations. Client Testimony There’s nothing we love more than hearing about the obstacles our clients have overcome and how PCH has helped give them tools to use in life beyond our treatment center. Learn more about our unique approach to mental healthcare today: https://bit.ly/3hJmt0K

Dissociative conditions involve a dissociation or interruption from consciousness, awareness, identity, or memory. They may result from psychological trauma or severe stress. Dissociative disorders are further categorized into dissociative amnesia, dissociative identity disorder, and depersonalization disorder. Dissociative states and conditions are serious mental health challenges requiring experienced professionals. Learn about PCH’s clinical expertise today: https://bit.ly/2CRDiYu

At PCH Treatment Center, we use a culturally sensitive therapeutic model that acknowledges the trauma of systemic racism and the necessity of a dualistic perspective that holds the autonomy of the individual within the framework of the collective. Learn more about PCH’s approach to psychological and therapeutic repair for racial trauma in our article:... https://bit.ly/3j4ceok

While we believe there is gross overuse and inappropriate use of psychotropic medications, we are not entirely against appropriate prescribing of medication. Our philosophy can be summarized as careful medicating when needed. PCH conducts thorough assessments to determine whether our clients can benefit from appropriate medication, viewing medication as adjunctive to the other treatments we provide. Inappropriate medicating can hinder the process of healing, as well as... create new psychological issues and problems. We use medication to enhance the healing process, and as an adjunct to facilitate psychotherapy and participation in other therapeutic activities. Learn more about our approach to mental health care today: https://bit.ly/2ww1r3z

Depression is a normal reaction to stressful events and losses in our lives. However, when it manifests in ways that disrupt everyday life and becomes prolonged, it may be time to seek clinical help. Our approach to health care is to make sure our clients are exploring the root of their emotions as well as learning coping mechanisms to carry with them throughout life. Learn more about PCH Treatment Center today: https://bit.ly/2ww1r3z

Getting the mental health care you or your loved one needs shouldn’t be a financial burden. Our goal is to make treatment affordable for those who need us. Contact us today: https://bit.ly/3hJmt0K

At PCH, we provide a space for clients to explore healthy eating behaviors. We have a registered dietician on staff and offer a group dedicated to helping clients navigate their thoughts and emotions related to food obsessions and body image (Food and Feelings Group). We also offer individual counseling with a dietician when indicated. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3hDgUAI

Why should you choose PCH Treatment Center over other psychological programs? Compare for yourself using the full chart on our website: https://bit.ly/392WhLf

We heard today is #NationalBeSomeoneDay. National Be Someone Day encourages people to take just 10 seconds to make a difference in a child’s life. Whether it’s sharing a hug, telling a joke, or simply making a child feel seenit can make all the difference. National Be Someone Day also encourages adults to report child abuse when it is seen or when a child trusts you enough to tell you. Together we can help pave a healthy path for the next generation. #BeSomeone who makes a difference.