7 Mental Health Goals to Incorporate Into the New Year
January 2, 2019 Posted in: Announcement
New Year’s resolutions often include some theme of getting fit, working out more, eating better, or generally just being more... Continue reading →
How to Recognize and Cope with Holiday Depression
December 19, 2018 Posted in: Announcement
The Holiday Season can be a wonderful time of year. We dedicate time to family, friends, charity, and celebration.... Continue reading →
Understanding Postpartum Depression and When to Seek Help
November 30, 2018 Posted in: Announcement
Having a baby is exciting, overwhelming, nerve-wracking, and exhausting all at the same time.
For some women, all the hormone fluctuations... Continue reading →
Is My Child a Bully? Signs to Watch for and How to Help
October 24, 2018 Posted in: Announcement
No parent expects to hear that their child is a bully.
At home, they might act like every other kid. They do their chores... Continue reading →
Teen Drug Abuse: Warning Signs You Should Look For
October 31, 2017 Posted in: Press Release
Do you worry that your teenage child has been abusing drugs? If so, are not alone. Each year thousands of children become victim to teen drug abuse and it’s a... Continue reading →
How College May Affect the Mental Wellness of a Young Student
October 24, 2016 Posted in: Announcement
Going away to college is usually a dramatic transition from a highly controlled environment to an exponentially... Continue reading →
Understanding Military Sexual Trauma (MST)
August 4, 2016 Posted in: Announcement
Military sexual trauma (MST) is more common than most realize and affects both male and female service members and their families. Understanding what MST is and how... Continue reading →
Vista del Mar Hospital partners with Jason Foundation Inc. (JFI)
June 12, 2015 Posted in: Press ReleaseBiomarker Could Predict PTSD Risk
April 16, 2015 Posted in: Press Release, Military SupportBlood expression levels of genes targeted by the stress hormones called glucocorticoids could be a physical measure, or biomarker, of risk for developing Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), according to a study conducted in rats by researchers at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai... Continue reading →
Military Suicides Up Slightly in 2014
April 16, 2015 Posted in: Press Release, Military SupportWASHINGTON — Suicides among members of the active-duty military personnel rose slightly in 2014, led by increases in the number of sailors and airmen who took their own lives, new Defense Department figures show.
There were fewer suicides by Army soldiers and Marines, the two services that... Continue reading →