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  Who decides whether or not I’ll go to the Mental hospital?   SHOULD I GO TO A MENTAL HOSPITAL QUIZ FIRST ?? In most cases, you’ll need to make that decision for yourself. The laws vary by state, but usually you can only be hospitalized against your will if you present a “clear and present” danger to yourself or others. In other words, it has to seem like you’re really going to hurt someone if you aren’t hospitalized. If that  is  the case, you might be checked into the hospital by a friend or family member, or a mental health professional like a therapist or doctor. But more likely, if one of those people is worried about you, they will try to convince you to check yourself in voluntarily.   In some circumstances, you may want to consider creating a Psychiatric Advance Directive before going to the hospital. This is a written legal document that expresses your wishes about what types of treatments, services and other assistance you want or don’t want when you are having dif

Xanax is a benzodiazepine primarily used to treat generalized anxiety disorder by enhancing chemicals in the brain known as GABA. Xanax reproduces GABA in the brain which helps to calm the brain and nervous system. The body is also relaxed, and the individual can feel calm in less than half an hour after taking a Xanax bar.  Some users find relaxation in as little as 20 minutes, and remain relaxed for 2 to 11 hours. The benzodiazepine stays in the body up to 3 days after initial use. Also called Alprazolam, Xanax works to treat insomnia and panic disorders that affect millions in America. People experiencing muscle twitches and cramps from stress-related conditions also use Xanax for relaxation. There are various colors of Xanax pills, each with a different dosage and different effects on the brain. Xanax is the most prescribed medication in the United States, and it has extremely addictive properties. In some cases, people combine Xanax bars with other drugs like cocaine. In oth

 Depression is a massive global health problem that continues to grow. According to the World Health Organisation, an estimated 300 million people struggle with the disease and according to the NHS, antidepressant use has more than doubled over the last decade. It’s clear that our current treatment methods just aren’t working. However, there is an alternative that is growing in popularity as it offers some significant benefits for those battling with the illness: Depression Retreats – Retreats specifically designed to help people suffering from depression. By combining nourishing food, yoga, meditation, mindfulness, fresh air, workshops and therapies, these depression retreats can help you make it through those times when your mental health gets the better of you and provide the support you need to recover. Today we’d like to talk more about depression and dive deeper into the reasons why those common treatments often don’t work. Then we’ll explore a powerful framework that can hel

  Therapy A program that uses effective, evidence-based psychological practice Treatment that encourages the natural subsiding of old defence mechanisms or painful and destructive patterns An environment that offers safety, perspective, and the opportunity to try new ways of being   Rejuvenation A nurturing and peaceful setting that gives you the opportunity to relax, deeply cleanse, and nurture your body, mind, and soul A healing environment that encourages true rejuvenation, deep relaxation, and inner peace Holistic techniques that utilise natural cleanses; detoxification using organic foods, fresh juices, herbs and supplements; spa treatments; body work such as massage and acupuncture; time to rest; meditation; exercise, chi kung, yoga; and recreation to rejuvenate your entire being   Meditation An environment that encourages depth, silence, and relaxation, allowing you to connect with your own sense of inner peace Learn practical meditation practices to supp