Mental illness is an invisible disease that impacts millions of lives around the world. According to the World Health Organization, 1 in every 8 people in the world live with a mental disorder. Although mental health disorders are common, this does not mean it is normal to suffer in silence with an untreated mental illness.
Pacific Mind Health offers premier SF Bay area mental health treatment to help patients near the SF Bay area receive the personalized care they need to manage their symptoms. Contact us today to learn more about how we can help support your mental health care needs.
Millions of people struggle each year with a mental health disorder. From major depression to ADHD, substance use disorder, OCD, trauma/PTSD, and more, many people struggle with some form of mental illness. Although mental illness is more common than you might expect, this does not undermine how significant an untreated mental illness can have on your overall quality of life.
Many people can experience catastrophic consequences as a result of suffering from an untreated mental disorder. For some individuals, this may look like losing a job or relationship because of your ongoing mental health struggles. For others, this may look like constantly wrestling with ruminating thoughts or traumatic memories that impact your daily life.
No matter what mental health struggles you are going through, our SF Bay area mental health treatment center offers a comprehensive range of treatment options to help you better manage your symptoms and improve your mental health.
While mental illness is common, there is a broad range of different mental health disorders. If you are unsure if you are struggling with a mental illness, it’s important to seek a mental health professional who can provide you with a proper diagnosis.
Our SF Bay Area mental health treatment center helps treat a range of conditions, including:
Anxiety is a mental disorder where an individual experiences significant fear or worry. Anxiety disorders can vary. Some individuals may struggle with social anxiety while others may be anxious around certain events, people, or struggle with generalized anxiety. Some common symptoms of anxiety include feeling on edge, persistent fear, sleep problems, and avoiding certain places or situations because of your anxiety.
ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is a disorder that involves persistent impulsivity, inability to focus/ pay attention, and hyperactivity. Some common symptoms can include fidgeting, inability to stay seated or complete/organize tasks, and constant inattention that harms your daily life.
Bipolar disorder is a mood disorder where individuals experience significant mood swings, such as extreme highs (mania) or lows (depression). Some common bipolar disorder symptoms include episodes of mania or depression, impulsiveness, and sudden changes in mood/ extreme mood swings.
Schizophrenia is a mental disorder where an individual’s thoughts, perceptions, emotions, and relationships can be disrupted, typically by hallucinations (i.e. seeing, hearing, or feeling things that are not there). Some symptoms include hallucinations, disorganized speech or thought patterns, and isolating/withdrawing from others.
Panic disorder involves unexpected panic attacks where the individual experiences a sudden rush of extreme fear that can then trigger uncomfortable physical symptoms like sweating, rapid heart rate, shaking, shortness of breath, or feeling like they are going to die.
Sleep disorders, like insomnia or sleep apnea, can impact not only the quality and duration of sleep you get but how tired you may be during the daytime. Common sleep disorder symptoms can include difficulty falling or staying asleep or constantly feeling tired during the daytime.
OCD (obsessive compulsive disorder) involves intrusive, unwanted thoughts (obsessions) and repeating certain behaviors (compulsions) from your obsessions such as having to wash your hands every time you touch an object for fear of getting sick.
Trauma/ PTSD (post-traumatic stress disorder) is when an individual experiences a traumatic event or series of traumatic events that negatively impact their life. Common examples may include experiencing physical, verbal, or sexual trauma. Or, experiencing a traumatic car accident, war, or natural disaster.
Substance use disorder, or a drug addiction, is when an individual becomes dependent upon a certain addictive substance that negatively impacts their health. Symptoms of a drug addiction can include the inability to stop abusing drugs, developing a heightened tolerance, and experiencing withdrawal symptoms when you try to quit abusing drugs.
You should never ignore your mental disorder symptoms, or feel like you have to face your mental illness all on your own. Our SF Bay area mental health treatment center helps individuals within the SF Bay area receive science-based mental health care to lead a healthier life.
Our team of knowledgeable psychiatrists, psychiatric nurse practitioners, physician assistants, and therapists create personalized treatment plans for patients. We offer a range of treatment options, including:
Left untreated, a mental illness can hurt not only your physical and mental health but hurt your relationships and quality of life. Failure to treat a mental illness can also lead to worsening symptoms, which can potentially be life-threatening.
You don’t have to wrestle alone with your mental illness symptoms for the rest of your life– help is available. We offer a safe, judgment-free environment for patients to receive the science-based, quality mental health care they need to better manage their symptoms. Whether you are a patient near the SF Bay area struggling with anxiety, depression, a substance use disorder, ADHD, or another condition, are SF Bay area mental health treatment center is here to help.
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