- by Liv Gillespie
If you or someone you love suffers from problematic smartphone use behavior (PSU), a type of behavioral dependence issue, you might struggle with the following: Staying off your phone while...
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- by Liv Gillespie
Modern technology and social media have transformed how many people live, work, and socialize. There are pros and cons to a life infused with smartphones, high-speed internet, and AI. While...
- by Liv Gillespie
Depression is one of the most common psychiatric disorders for people over 65, but several evidence-based treatment options exist to alleviate it. Many of our Waukesha and Middleton community members...
- by Liv Gillespie
Mental health and well-being is our specialty at Miramont. From anxiety disorders and substance use disorders (SUD) to depression, schizophrenia, and comorbidity (dual diagnoses), we provide support for all mental...
- by Liv Gillespie
Grief, mourning, and bereavement are difficult under any circumstance, but they can be especially challenging for someone suffering from a substance use disorder (SUD)–and they can lead to an SUD...
- by Cindy Spiegel
Fall is an exciting time: cooler weather, beautiful colors, and a slew of holidays to look forward to. If you love fall, you’re probably busy buying, eating, baking, and carving...
- by Cindy Spiegel
Research shows that people with substance use disorders (SUDs) are at a high risk for developing one or more mental health conditions. Some of the most common mental health disorders...
- by Cindy Spiegel
To someone who has never felt the inclination to purposely injure themselves, self-harm behavior can seem almost impossible to comprehend. Why would someone want to cause themselves pain? The answer...
- by Cindy Spiegel
Depression is without doubt a devastating illness to live with. A person who suffers from depression feels persistently sad, numb, or hopeless–feelings made worse because they seem to lack any...
