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Resources

Explore mental health and addiction guides, recovery information and practical support for individuals and families from THE BALANCE. Topic hubs provide clinical ownership; the collections below connect related questions across diagnoses and life stages.

Crisis Support, Self-Harm and Mental Health Safety; Recovery and Relapse Prevention: Continuing Support; Family Support for Mental Health and Addiction; Children and Adolescents: Mental Health and Addiction Support; Perinatal Mental Health: Pregnancy, Postpartum and Family Support; Older Adults: Mental Health, Addiction and Support; Neurodevelopmental Support: Care That Fits the Person.

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How it connects

Presentation before label

Symptoms are understood in context, including overlap and co-occurring needs.

  1. 01History
  2. 02Current safety
  3. 03Patterns
  4. 04Needs

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Calculators, private reflection tools and planners for questions about alcohol, addiction, sleep and mental health.

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Eating Disorder And Alcoholism

There is a close relationship between alcohol use and eating disorders. Yet, this isn't always the case, particularly in those with dual diagnoses.

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PTSD test

PTSD can develop after trauma and involve re-experiencing, avoidance and a continuing sense of threat.

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Alcohol And Mental Health

Alcohol causes the central nervous system to slow down. The central nervous system regulates thoughts and emotions and how the brain communicates with the body

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Pete Davidson’s Public Mental Health Disclosure

A dated account of Pete Davidson’s BPD disclosure, with accurate information about diagnosis, treatment and the limits of public health claims.

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Michael Jackson’s Death: Official Findings and Sedative Safety

The official cause of Michael Jackson’s death, the documented court outcome, and why propofol and other sedatives require appropriate clinical safeguards.

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Amber Heard Trial Testimony and Mental Health Labels

Understand the limits of the mental health testimony in the 2022 Depp v Heard trial and why a court case cannot diagnose other people.

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Psychosis Assessment: When to Seek Professional Help

Why an online psychosis quiz cannot diagnose you, what a professional assessment considers, and when to seek urgent help.

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Substance Abuse In College Students

Substance use among college students varies by substance, age, campus, and survey. Use does not automatically mean a substance use disorder: diagnosis depends on…

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Sudden Wealth Syndrome

Sudden Wealth Syndrome: understand the emotional stress of unexpected fortune, common symptoms, and when to seek support. Guidance from THE BALANCE.

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Bipolar disorder test

Bipolar disorder involves distinct episodes of changed mood, energy and activity.

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Romantic Fixation: Intrusive Thoughts, Boundaries and Support

Learn why obsessive love disorder is an informal label, how to distinguish thoughts from controlling behavior, and when professional support is useful.

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Signs You Are Recovering From Anxiety

Recognize meaningful progress in anxiety recovery, understand setbacks without fixed timelines, and review treatment and support as your needs change.

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