On November 23, 2019, those who survive individuals lost to suicide come together for support. This year marks the 20th International Survivors of Suicide Loss Day. We understand that the holidays can be especially difficult for those who have lost family or friends to suicide. This November you can be around others who understand how …
November is Transgender Awareness Month, and at Pulse TMS, we proudly support trans and nonbinary communities in their continued fight for rights. We are here to celebrate the gains in visibility and respect, but also to shine a light on the many protections denied to those in the trans community and the high costs they …
Some people are fortunate enough to work for companies that encourage employees to bring their dogs to the office. Dog-friendly companies are becoming so common that Pet Sitters International enacted “Take Your Dog to Work Day” in June, which concludes an entire, “Take Your Pet to Work Week.” And it’s not just startups that are …
TMS isn’t just for those who don’t respond to antidepressant medications. Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) is a scientifically-proven way to help treat depression, OCD, and PTSD. Many people with these and other mental disorders are already pursuing treatment through other avenues. That doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t also benefit from TMS. In fact, studies have …
There’s an App for That—and That’s Just the Beginning Depression is one of the most common mental illnesses in the US, affecting an estimated 20 million Americans ranging from teens to the elderly. Many seek treatment through therapy; others may use antidepressant medications to help get a handle on their symptoms. As our knowledge of …
For those wondering about drinking and depression, it can be confusing to navigate the abundance of mixed research available today. Some studies suggest that just one serving of alcohol per week can lead to cancer and other serious diseases, while others find that alcohol consumption is linked to longevity and better overall health. But despite …
Human connection comes in many forms. We crave understanding, affection, and yes, even sexual satisfaction. The less connected we are, the more alienated we feel, which can weigh on our psychological state in calamitous ways. These are the hallmarks of depression, and it can be a vicious cycle. When individuals seek treatment for depressive disorders, they often …
Happiness is as essential as it is difficult to quantify. How happy are you, and how can you raise that quotient? These are some of the greatest quests in life, and now you can join the world in finding your happy place. August is Happiness Happens Month, a designation decreed by the Society of Happy …
Art—it’s something we all create when we’re young, but as we age, many of us tend to give it up. We may not completely turn our backs on creativity, but, as we focus on all the other important parts of our lives, making art tends to fall by the wayside. Creating art, though, is something …
Depression is a prevalent mental health condition that affects thousands of Americans, but relief may come in an unexpected way—a glass of wine. Recent research has been exploring the effects of alcohol consumption on depression, and the results are surprising. It has long been thought that drinking would only have a negative impact on mental …
