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Fighting the Halloween Blues: Finding Mental Health Support in Idaho with A Body & Mind Health Services

As the leaves change color and the air becomes crisper, Halloween approaches with its spooky charm and pumpkin-filled festivities. However, for many, this holiday can bring about feelings of anxiety, depression, and isolation. While Halloween is a time for fun and excitement, it’s essential to remember that taking care of your mental health is equally

Nurturing Mental Health in Idaho: The Vital Role of Close Friendships

Introduction The picturesque state of Idaho, known for its stunning landscapes and tight-knit communities, places a significant emphasis on well-being, particularly mental health. Amid the tranquil beauty of this region, the importance of close friendships in maintaining good mental health cannot be overstated. These relationships serve as vital support systems, helping individuals navigate life’s challenges

Same Day Counseling Services

A Body & Mind Health Services, LLC is offering same day counseling services throughout all locations in Idaho with our five locations and telemental health services available. Many individuals experience mental health symptoms such as anxiety, depression, isolation, family conflicts, and anger without any where to turn. Our team is ready to help you or anyone

Extreme Heat Can Take a Toll on Mental Health

New Research Adds to the Evidence on Heat Exposure and Mental Health In addition to the potentially serious physical health consequences, the extreme heat that much of the country is experiencing can also have significant impacts on mental health. Heat waves and extreme heat have been associated with a range of mental health impacts in

How Exercise Helps the Depressed Brain

Physical activity restores neuroplasticity and can reduce depressive symptoms. Posted August 5, 2021 |  Reviewed by Chloe Williams THE BASICS KEY POINTS Source: Rido/Shutterstock A recent study (Brüchle et al., 2021) from Ruhr-Universität Bochum’s Clinic for Psychiatry and Psychotherapy in Germany shows that a three-week physical activity intervention supports the remission of major depressive disorders (MDD) and normalizes long-term potentiation (LTP) neuroplasticity