Latest News & Articles in Mental Health
Can Vertigo Be Caused By Stress?
Stress can contribute to a range of mental health concerns. Can it also lead to physical problems? For example, can stress cause vertigo? At Time Wellness Arkansas, we develop personalized, evidence-based treatment plans to help adults heal from the psychological impact of overwhelming stress. For additional details or to schedule a free assessment, contact us […]
What Is Unipolar Depression? Definition, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jawaun Lewis | Last updated: August, 2026 Unipolar depression is depression that moves in only one direction, down. A person experiences persistent low mood, loss of interest, and related symptoms, but never experiences the manic or hypomanic highs that define bipolar disorder. In everyday clinical use, unipolar depression is another name […]
Is Wellbutrin an SSRI?
Wellbutrin is one of the most frequently prescribed antidepressants in the U.S. Is Wellbutrin an SSRI? How does it work, and does it cause side effects? And how can you determine if Wellbutrin is right for you? At Time Wellness Arkansas, we offer evidence-based services and compassionate support to help adults overcome the effects of […]
What to Do If Someone Is Having a Schizophrenic Episode
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jawaun Lewis | Last updated: August, 2026 If someone is having a schizophrenic episode, stay calm, keep your voice low and steady, move them somewhere quiet, and don’t argue with what they’re seeing or believing. Give them physical space. Ask simple questions one at a time. If they’re a danger to […]
Hyper Empathy Disorder: What Happens When You Feel too Much
Empathy is a valuable trait, both for the quality of a person’s relationships and for the betterment of society as a whole. But there are limits to its benefits, especially on an individual level. Though it doesn’t get the attention that many other mental health concerns do, hyper empathy disorder can be a highly disruptive […]
Bipolar Disorder and Alcohol Abuse: The Hidden Link Explained
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jawaun Lewis | Last updated: August, 2026 Bipolar disorder and alcohol abuse co-occur more often than bipolar disorder and any other condition. In the landmark Epidemiologic Catchment Area study, 46% of people with bipolar I disorder and 39% of people with bipolar II disorder met criteria for alcohol abuse or dependence […]
Is Schizoaffective Disorder the Same as Schizophrenia and Other Common Myths About Schizoaffective Disorder
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jawaun Lewis, MD | Last reviewed: August 2026 No. Schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia are separate diagnoses. Both involve psychosis which includes hallucinations, delusions, disorganized thinking. schizoaffective disorder also includes major mood episodes of depression or mania that are present for most of the illness. The clinical line between them is specific: […]
Military PTSD Symptoms: Recognizing the Signs in Veterans and Service Members
Medically reviewed by Dr. Jawaun Lewis | Last updated: August, 2026 Post-traumatic stress disorder looks different in someone who served. The hypervigilance that kept a soldier alive downrange doesn’t switch off at the airport. The anger that reads as a temper problem at home was, not long ago, a survival response. And the symptoms often […]
Agoraphobia vs Social Anxiety: What’s The Difference?
Agoraphobia and social anxiety disorder are highly disruptive conditions that can have a profound negative impact on both the substance and quality of a person’s life. These disorders are similar in several aspects, but there are also a few key differences between agoraphobia vs. social anxiety. At Time Wellness Arkansas, adults with agoraphobia and social […]
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