Chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) is one of the lesser common brain injuries that can occur during football and other traumatic brain injury accidents. This condition describes brain degeneration that often is attributed to repeated head traumas. If your loved one has been diagnosed with a football-induced CTE, our team at Springfield Wellness Center may be…
Sometimes we find ourselves feeling tired and rundown from the stresses we deal with every day. For some people, that feeling of exhaustion isn’t something that resolves itself with a good night’s sleep or a weekend vacation. Chronic fatigue syndrome can affect anyone, including those who may be dealing with other illnesses or issues like…
Chronic stress often leads to physical, emotional, and mental health problems that get worse over time. At Springfield Wellness Center, we provide treatment that works to determine the cause of your chronic stress to develop a successful treatment plan. We offer a wide range of treatment options for those dealing with chronic stress, with or without…
Is fear (or shame) keeping you from getting help for your substance use? We understand your dilemma and are here to help If you’re a high-functioning person with a substance use dependency, you may be reluctant to seek treatment for fear of missing too much work—and perhaps thereby making your condition publicly known. If that’s…
Drug and alcohol detox is the first stage of substance use treatment for most people, and maybe the most feared step toward recovery. Depending on the substance you use, withdrawal symptoms can be unpleasant when you do not manage them well. Detox is manageable in most cases, particularly when you do it in a supervised…
Every year on October 10th, the world gets together to raise awareness about mental health issues. World Mental Health Day got its start in 1992 with the hope of improving the quality of mental health services around the globe. Learn how to celebrate World Mental Health Day with Springfield Wellness Centers today by calling 844.334.4727.…
Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) is the first week of October every year. Congress established the program in 1990 as a way to recognize the work done by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). The goal is to raise awareness about mental health conditions. In 2020, it is especially crucial as the COVID pandemic…
Is depression hereditary? It is a question that many people ask. Perhaps you watched as your mother or father struggled with depression. You may have wondered what it means for your future. Depression may be brought on by various things. There is some evidence that shows that depression hereditary, at least in some cases. However,…
National Recovery Month is a time to look back, see what you have been through, and then to celebrate where you are on this journey. Addiction recovery is a long path, but one that can offer incredible outcomes for the men and women who travel it. This month, find a few sober activities to experience…
September 10th is World Suicide Prevention Day. It is a day dedicated to bringing attention to the men, women, and teens who often find themselves in a hopeless state, unable to find a reason to continue on. If you are that person, or you know someone that is, reach out for help immediately at Springfield…