Behavioral Health

Is Self-Harm an Addiction? The debate, “Is self-harm an addiction or not,” has been going on for many years. Some people argue that it is strictly a result of underlying…

What Are the Warning Signs of a Self-Harm Relapse? Many people who have not experienced self-harm personally or via a friend or family member have a hard time understanding why…

What are the Types of Self-Harm? Many people equate self-harm with the act of “cutting.” This is understandable as it is the most commonly depicted type of self-harm in the…

While it is not as common as a manic episode that manifests from a mental illness like bipolar I disorder, substance-induced mania can be just as severe. The good news…

Many people have a romanticized view when it comes to alcohol, substances, and the workplace. Much of this comes from the antiquated “Mad Men” style depictions of people drinking continuously…

Tardive dyskinesia can sound more intimidating than what it is. To distill it down, it is a side effect of certain mental health medications that can cause involuntary facial and body movements. Of course, there is more to it than that condensed definition. 

Unlike most symptoms and side effects of mental health medications, tardive dyskinesia can be persistent and long-lasting. According to the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke (NINDS), “The symptoms of TD often can be persistent and potentially disabling.