By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy The holidays are a peak time for loneliness. “64% of people with mental illness
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy Many people experience both anxiety and major depressive disorder. Recent advancements in research have
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy October is Depression Awareness Month. Defining Depression Depression is a serious mood disorder that
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy September is Suicide awareness month. Suicide is a heavy topic and one that can
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy When you think of depression treatment, what comes to mind? Talk therapy, maybe? Or
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy Although mental illness does not discriminate based on race, age, gender, socioeconomic, or any
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy For a long time, depression has carried the stigma of being a woman’s disease.
Specializing in TMS Therapy for Depression, neurocare Centers of America Totals Five Locations in Tennessee neurocare Centers of America Continues Expansion in Tennessee, Opens Murfreesboro
By: Dr. W. Scott West, Chief Medical Officer, Nashville Neurocare Therapy Did you know that “nearly 450 million people worldwide are currently living with a
April is national stress awareness month. According to NIMH, stress is the “physical or mental response to an external cause, such as having a lot of homework or having an illness. A stressor may be a one-time or short-term occurrence, or it can repeatedly happen over a long time.” Unlike anxiety, stress tends to go away once a situation or the external stressor is resolved.
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