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Jackie Hammers Crowell
Productive Venting, Ways to Manage Stress
25
Apr

What You Should Know About 12-Step Groups

If you have never attended a 12-Step group, you might have limited knowledge of what they do and how they work. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we treat a number of conditions for which 12-Step groups exist to offer support. We provide education about these groups to our patients because these groups have been found...
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gun safety - gun in safe
18
Apr

Protecting Suicidal People from Firearms

The first Friday of June is designated as National Gun Violence Awareness Day. Firearms kill nearly 50,000 people in America every year. Although homicides are often more high-profile, guns are the leading method of suicide in our country. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we want to help people stay safe during times of crisis by...
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A woman deep in thought, possibly meditating.
14
Apr

Differences Between Spirituality and Religion

Spirituality is the aspect of ourselves that extends beyond our physical body and includes our purpose and our nature. For some people, this may be an aspect of their religious beliefs, but the two are not the same for everyone. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we promote behavioral health through whole-person care, which includes spiritual...
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stressed out business,an sitting on the couch thinking
07
Apr

Stress Awareness Month

April is Stress Awareness Month. Stress isn’t always a bad thing, but when we have too much of it or we don’t know how to manage our stress, it can become overwhelming and take a toll on our mental health. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we offer holistic care that includes stress management techniques. Where...
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A woman and a man exercising.
21
Mar

When Exercise Becomes an Addiction

When we work out, our brain releases endorphins and dopamine, which are “feel-good” chemicals. Those same neurotransmitters are released during drug use, as well as other experiences our brain interprets as pleasurable. For this reason, exercise is often recommended to support recovery from mental illness and substance use disorders. Exercise is good for your mind...
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A woman both sad and celebrating.
06
Mar

Understanding Self-Harm

It is not uncommon for people who are struggling with their mental health to intentionally inflict physical harm on themselves. March is Self-Harm Awareness Month, so now is a good time to learn more about why people do this and how you can help them. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we treat behavioral health disorders...
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A woman looking worried.
03
Mar

Binge Eating Disorder Facts

Many people who are diagnosed with behavioral health conditions also have a co-occurring eating disorder. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we treat secondary eating disorders as part of our overall behavioral health program. Our eating disorder therapists, registered dieticians, and medical team work together with the rest of our staff, to address the root causes...
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24
Feb

How Childhood Trauma Impacts Behavioral Health

An adult, sitting in their therapist’s office, complaining about their childhood, has become a bit of a cliché over the years. Our society tends to tell people to “get over it” or “suck it up” instead of recognizing that there is a reason that childhood adversity is so difficult for people to overcome. At Cottonwood,...
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07
Feb

Recovery in the Black Community

February is Black History Month. Anyone can struggle with mental illness, regardless of age, gender, race, or other demographic features, so mental illness is not unique to people of color. Unfortunately, there are a lot of barriers that still exist, for black people who are struggling with mental health concerns. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona,...
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30
Jan

Warning Signs for Mental Illness

Often, people who experience mental illness are not diagnosed and do not receive treatment for years after their symptoms begin. This may be partially due to the fact that they and their loved ones do not recognize the early signs of an emerging mental health disorder. At Cottonwood, in Tucson, Arizona, we offer outpatient and...
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