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At BasePoint Academy we are committed to going above and beyond for our patients as well as the communities in which we serve. As part of that ongoing effort we feel that providing free information on teen psychiatry, counseling and wellness is an important part of that commitment, particularly in an age where everything is digestible on the internet.
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Our blog is here to keep you up to date on the most recent developments in mental health. While our blog is not written by a doctor and should not be taken as medical advice, it is here to provide useful information to those affected by mental health problems either directly or indirectly.
Anxiety-Related Chest Pain: Understanding, Relief, and Key Distinctions Anxiety chest pain is a common yet often misunderstood symptom that affects many individuals, especially teens. It
Understanding Loneliness and Its Impact on Teens Loneliness in teens is more than just a fleeting feeling of isolation; it’s a profound emotional state that
Understanding Anxiety in Teens Anxiety in teens is more than occasional worry or stress; it’s a complex and often overwhelming emotional state that can manifest
Unpacking OCD Intrusive Thoughts in Teens OCD intrusive thoughts are more than just fleeting worries; they are persistent, unwanted images or impulses that can cause
Exploring Treatments for Teenage Depression Treating teen depression is pivotal in helping young individuals regain balance and well-being. Teenage depression manifests in various ways, making
Understanding Alcohol’s Impact on Blood Thinning When you ask, “Does alcohol thin your blood?” the answer is not as straightforward as you might think. Alcohol,
Understanding the Blue Adderall Pill The blue Adderall pill is a commonly prescribed medication aimed at managing symptoms of ADHD. Known for its ability to
Exploring Marijuana’s Role as a Depressant or Stimulant The question of whether marijuana is a depressant or stimulant is a common one, and the answer
Risks of Using Xanax with Alcohol Mixing Xanax and alcohol can be very harmful. Both are depressants, meaning they slow down the brain. When taken