Mental health is important for everyone. It affects everything we do, say, think, and feel. In many ways, it is just as important as physical health. Our mental health has direct effects on every aspect of our daily lives; including work, relationships, and even sleep. Unfortunately, mental health problems can be an immense obstacle to all facets of our daily lives as well. Whether it be depression, anxiety, ADHD, Schizophrenia, substance use, or other mental health conditions, they can have detrimental effects on our quality of life.
Consequently, it's important to know that if you or a loved one are suffering from mental illnesses, there is always help available. Our staff at MAP utilizes evidence-based practices to provide you with the highest quality care possible. To learn more about our mental health services call us at (208) 515-CARE. Make sure you also ask about our telemedicine services!
Your mental health is just as important as your physical health. If you're struggling with depression, anxiety, PTSD, ADHD or bipolar disorder, reach out to MAP for support. When you visit our mental health clinics in Meridian, Boise, Caldwell, Eagle or Twin Falls, ID, we'll provide a diagnosis and create an individualized treatment plan.
Take the first step toward a more fulfilling life - come to us for mental health treatment services today.
At MAP, we take an individualized approach to mental health. Not every person is the same, so we'll create a unique treatment plan that meets your direct needs. You'll also appreciate that:
We are one of the limited providers that has computerized software that can accurately test for ADHD/ADD. Children and adults facing ADHD/ADD typically have more difficulty concentrating and paying attention which can negatively impact school, careers and life.
Depression, anxiety and PSTD are very different, but the symptoms can often be similar. Nervousness, irritability, and problems with sleep and concentrating can be caused by either condition.
Bipolar disorder, which is also known as manic-depressive disorder, can cause sudden and unusual shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, and the ability to do daily tasks.
Schizophrenia involves a range of characteristics, behaviors and emotions. Symptoms can vary, but they typically involve delusions, hallucinations, disorganized speech, and impaired ability to function.
Opioid use disorder and addiction involves using an opioid drug compulsively and being overwhelmingly set on finding, getting, and using that drug.
Alcohol use disorder is defined by a pattern of alcohol use that involves issues controlling drinking, being overly preoccupied with alcohol, using it regardless of problems, and having to drink more to get the same effect.
Regular use of sedative-hypnotic drugs can often lead to drug tolerance. That's when the body adjusts, and then needs a high dose to reach the same effect.
Insomnia is defined by difficulty falling or staying asleep. It can come in many forms, but the common factor is an overall poor-quality sleep that doesn't leave the individual refreshed after waking up.