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ADHD and Social Anxiety: Why They Overlap

ADHD and Social Anxiety- Why They Overlap

Imagine your dread going to a party because you forget names mid-conversation, miss social cues, or mentally replay awkward moments for days. Is that ADHD or Social Anxiety, or both at once?  Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Social Anxiety Disorder (SAD) are separate conditions, but they co-occur at high rates. This overlap is not a coincidence. […]

What Does ‘Queer’ Mean? Healing Through Acceptance

What Does ‘Queer’ Mean? Healing Through Acceptance

Language can both wound and heal. The word “queer” can be confusing or even painful for some, given its history as a slur. Today, “queer” has been powerfully reclaimed by the LGBTQ+ community. Understanding its modern meaning is a gateway to self-discovery, acceptance, and profound mental well-being. Many are not clear on the acronym LGBTQIA+. […]

Fearful vs. Dismissive Avoidant: Key Differences in Attachment

Fearful vs. Dismissive Avoidant- Key Differences in Attachment

You may know two people who both seem distant in relationships, but for seemingly different reasons. One is cold and self-reliant, the other is anxious and conflicted. Attachment theory helps to explain this. It is a framework for understanding how we connect in relationships, stemming from our early bonds with caregivers. Knowing about attachment styles […]

How To Put Relationship Anxiety In the Past

How to Put Relationship Anxiety in the Past

Many of us are all too familiar with relationship anxiety—the constant “what ifs,” the need for reassurance, the overanalyzing of texts, the fear of being “too much” or not enough. While these feelings can be common, for others, they can become overwhelming and out of control. It can be exhausting to feel this, casting doubt […]

When Is It Time to Consider Depression or Anxiety Medication?

When-is-it-Time-to-Consider-Depression-or-Anxiety-Medication

Feeling stuck with depression or anxiety? Tried therapy and lifestyle changes but they just don’t seem to be working? Overwhelmed by symptoms such as depressed mood, fatigue, sleeping a lot, or excessive worrying, feeling on edge, or irritability? It may be time to consider medication. This is a common, valid, and often difficult crossroads for […]

10 Signs of Trauma Bonding and How to Break the Cycle

Signs of Trauma in Adults

Ever made excuses for someone who is always hurting you? And even when the relationship causes great pain, you feel a powerful, addictive pull to that person? It might be trauma bonding—the compelling emotional attachment that forms from cycles of abuse, devaluation, and intermittent reward—not love or respect. Yet, despite the illusion of an authentic […]

Stages of a Mental Breakdown

Stages of a Mental Breakdown

Learn the stages of a mental breakdown, common warning signs, and how to seek help. Corner Canyon Health Centers in Utah provides expert support

How To Help A Partner With Depression

How To Help A Partner With Depression

Learn how to help a partner with depression with compassion and support. Corner Canyon offers guidance and treatment resources for lasting healing.

Types of Mania: Signs, Causes, Duration, and Treatment Options

Types of Manias: How to Recognize a Manic Episode

Mania involves periods of abnormally elevated mood, energy, or activity levels. Most commonly, this is associated with bipolar disorder and related conditions. Mania is a very serious mental health condition and requires prompt medical attention to diagnose and treat. But it is treatable. Read on to learn more. What Is Mania?  A manic episode can […]

How Trauma Affects the Body: Physical Effects & Healing

How Trauma Affects the Body- Physical Effects & Healing

Just a decade ago, Dr. Bessel van der Kolk published his best-selling book, The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma [1].  It is a groundbreaking exploration of how trauma affects the brain, body, and psyche, and how survivors can recover. His main idea is that exposure to abuse […]

The Link Between Mental Health and Exercise, Diet, and Sleep

The Powerful Link Between Lifestyle Changes and Mental Health: Exercise, Diet, and Sleep

Our daily habits have a big impact on our mental health.  A growing body of research shows that lifestyle changes with behaviors we can modify—especially exercise, diet, and sleep—can have important interconnected effects on mood, anxiety, depression, and general mental well-being. Read on to learn more how these influence mental health and practical steps to […]

A Day in the Life: Inside a Residential Trauma Treatment Program

A Day in the Life: Inside a Residential Trauma Treatment Program

Wondering what residential treatment for trauma looks like? While every center offering trauma-informed care is unique, here is a peek inside what a day might consist of. By addressing trauma from all angles, this program helps clients reprocess pain, restore balance, and reclaim their lives. Life in a residential treatment center can be a rich […]

Does IOP Work? Key Facts & Myths Debunked

Does IOP Work? Key Facts & Myths Debunked

Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOP) have become increasingly popular due to their flexibility and effectiveness. Nonetheless, there are a number of myths about them that can be confusing for those who are considering this form of addiction or mental health treatment.  Myth 1: IOPs Are Just Group Therapy With No Medical Supervision The Reality: IOPs do […]

What Is Epigenetics? How Gene Expression Shapes Mental Health

What Is Epigenetics_ How Gene Expression Shapes Mental Health

The complex relationship between our genes and mental health shapes who we are, yet doesn’t define who we can become. Epigenetics is an exciting emerging field that studies how behaviors, life experiences, and environment shape gene activity without changing DNA.  Chemical “tags” on genes turn the genes on or off, influencing mental health. Stress, diet, […]