Flagging For Self-Harm: Improving Care Through Transparency
The pandemic has taken a huge toll on mental health for everyone, and risk for self-harm has increased. According to data from Mental Health America, nearly 37% of people ...
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New Total Brain Report Helps Clinicians Better Understand Patients' Brains
At Total Brain, we recognize that clinicians need to have the best possible understanding of what is happening in each patient's brain in order to develop effective and ...
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How — and Why — to Bring Meditation Therapy Into Your Practice
In Buddhism, meditation is often described as a tool for taming "the monkey mind" — the human brain’s proclivity for bouncing from thought to thought. Most of these thoughts ...
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COVID PTSD in Doctors and Nurses: Overcoming Collective Post-Pandemic Trauma
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit the U.S. hard and fast in March of 2020, the country underwent the beginning of “collective trauma” — a life-changing and upsetting event ...
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Quelling a Craving: How Digital Self-Care Tools Provide Patients In-the-Moment Support
Long-awaited vaccine distribution may be giving Americans a reprieve from some of the stress and anxiety COVID-19 has wrought, yet risk of drug and alcohol addiction remains ...
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