Rogers’ expert explains: What is OCD?
October 14, 2024
Obsessive-compulsive disorder, or OCD, affects men, women, and children, of all walks of life, and can start at any age. It involves unwanted and intrusive
Borderline personality disorder: Symptoms and treatment
October 9, 2024
What is BPD? People with borderline personality disorder (BPD) experience difficulty in three areas: mood, identity, and relationships. They struggle with a lot of negative
Benefits of sports for mental health in kids
October 3, 2024
Rogers’ Dr. Peggy Scallon explores the benefits and important things to consider when it comes to kids and sports.
Men’s mental health: A patient’s story
September 30, 2024
“It isn’t easy, it IS work, the work of healing and wellness. But it’s the most important work you’ll ever do.”
Teen suicide awareness: Rogers’ expert shares risk factors
September 25, 2024
The biggest thing to be aware of is if someone talks about suicide, people should listen. That means they’re taking the concern seriously.
Your relationship between social media and mental health
September 17, 2024
Social media platforms are now widely used across generations, but ways to address their potential negative impacts aren’t as easily found – at least with mental health treatment plans.
A guide to understanding mental health levels of care
September 11, 2024
Understanding the different terms used to describe mental health treatment can be a little confusing at times. Not sure how inpatient is different from residential or which level of care at Rogers is right for you? See our explanations below for each type of treatment.
Motivational interviewing: Helping to make lasting change
September 11, 2024
Over the past four decades, motivational interviewing (MI) has developed as a way of engaging with people in treatment to help them facilitate behavioral change by letting them set the pace.
4 strategies when your child refuses to go to school
September 9, 2024
School refusal describes a set of behaviors exhibited by children having difficulty either going to school or staying in school on a regular, or chronic basis.
Returning to treatment for addiction: What you need to know
September 5, 2024
“They aren’t a failure, and it’s not shameful. It means something is not going well for that individual. They need to do something different, and treatment needs to change.”