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Enmeshment in Relationships

The Impact of Enmeshment in Relationships

In an enmeshed relationship, the emotions of one partner are excessively intertwined with those of the other individual. This can lead to difficulty differentiating your emotions from those of your partner. It can also make it difficult to regulate your emotions, as they are so tightly connected to the other person. This type of unhealthy […]

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How Social Connections Can Lead to Improved Mental Health Outcomes

How Social Connections Can Lead to Improved Mental Health Outcomes

Studies have shown that people who feel more connected to others demonstrate less anxiety and depression overall.  Eliminating loneliness through these meaningful social connections improves well-being for those struggling with mental health challenges.  Particularly anyone suffering from anxiety and depression, connecting with others regularly can help to calm these feelings and leave you feeling happier […]

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Understanding Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy

Internal Family Systems (IFS) Therapy operates on the belief that everyone has multiple sub-personalities.  When these sub-personalities are in conflict this can lead to problems with the individual’s behavior.  IFS Therapy works to make the person aware of these parts of their personality, healing those that have been damaged to correct any problematic behavior.  The […]

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Mental Health Awareness Month

May Is Mental Health Awareness Month

Emphasizing Care and Compassion in May Introduction to Mental Health Awareness Month May is celebrated as Mental Health Awareness Month, an essential period dedicated to shedding light on mental health issues and destigmatizing mental illness. At Campbell Recovery Services, we understand the critical importance of this month as a time to educate, advocate, and support individuals and […]

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how stress affects the brain

How Stress Affects the Brain and Body

Therapy Can Help Ongoing stress can take a toll not only on your mental and emotional state, but physically as well.  Stress is considered a psychological condition, but when this is a chronic state, it can have a negative impact on your entire body.  This can include resulting musculoskeletal problems from having your body held […]

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