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Manlove Brain + Body Health Blog

Read the latest from Dr. Manlove and the MBBH team covering topics such as psychiatry, treatment resistant depression, brain health, lifestyle changes, and more.

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Medicare Increases Coverage of TMS Therapy for Depression

A recent change in Medicare coverage will now make transcranial…
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How to Steer Clear of the Ketamine Wild West

Know the difference between a ketamine clinic and a ketamine…
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How Medical Marijuana Affects Mental Health

Due to its relaxing effects, it is commonly assumed that cannabis…
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Psychedelic Assisted Psychotherapy at Manlove Brain and Body Health

Manlove Brain and Body Health recently announced that they will…
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Natural Ways to Heal Depression - 10 Lifestyle Tips

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Delusions, Delusion-Like Beliefs, and Conspiracy Theories

Delusions, Delusion-Like Beliefs, and Conspiracy Theories

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How to Combat Seasonal Depression

In a recent blog, we outlined the differences between depression…
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Am I Depressed? Know the Signs and Symptoms of Depression

The biggest question people want to be answered before going to see a psychiatrist is: Am I depressed? While no one wants to go through the hassle of making a doctor’s appointment for no reason, it’s always best to ask a mental health professional the answer to that question. However, to help you determine if it’s time to seek help, The Washington Post recently posted a great article that shares How to know if it’s depression or just ‘normal’ sadness.
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Screening Patients for Anxiety: Then What?

New recommendations from the US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) gives busy primary physicians and their teams one more thing to implement and manage: anxiety screenings. While the recommendation that adults ages 64 and younger should be screened for anxiety is a major step toward improving mental health across the US, for many physicians, the question quickly becomes, ‘OK, screening will identify patients needing help; then what?’
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