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nihilisticscarification · 2 years

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missing the fucking hospital again!!!!!!! god what the fuck is wrong with me im sick!!! i cant be at peace for months on end without being in and out of fucking facilities. i am fucking crazy!!!!!!!!!!! these meds are fucking shit they’re useless im just the same old sack of fucking unstable shit!!!!!!! the only places i can realistically make connections or friends are when im in fucking scrubs, no phone, no shoelaces. and the worst part is it doesnt fucking matter!!!! it doesnt matter if im in my own bed or with on a sysco blue mattress on the ground with a few crayons, bandaids, and a fucking camera above my head!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i will never be at peace!!!!

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sokerikeiju · 2 years

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1 year ago I went to the local psychiatric hospital. Hopefully it was my last time. I feel so much better nowadays.

So much has changed in a year. I got out from my toxic and violent relationship with my ex. I met someone who treats me well and tells me that Im lovely every day.

My mental health is alot better. I havent heard voices or seen dark figures in a long time. Last tlme I heard voices was 5 months ago. I havent cut myself in 10 months. Depression and anxiety are a daily problem but I can handle them alot better. I have a good medication and it helps me.

Thanks goes to my partner who treats me like a human. My bpd makes things hard sometimes but he understands. He's making sure I'm okay multiple times a day. I love him so much.

Now I understand that I deserved better than my last relationship where I got hit and called names. Im so happy that its over and I finally got the courage to leave after 5 years.

Life is good now. And I'm finally happy.

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bloodypeachblog · 2 years

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Tw: medical procedures, hospitals, that kind of stuff.

To let besties know in case I'm away for a while: @fatgumsupremacy @omniuravity @etherness

Welp, it's happening. I'm going to have surgery next friday.

Not open surgery, thank god, just outpatient. But I'm still having to be put under anesthesia. They're gonna stick a scope in me and zap the stones out then put a flexible tube (stent) in me. Hopefully since I've been having movement with the stones, they won't have to go as deep. But that's probably wishful thinking.

I'm still a lil scared about being put under, but I just have to talk to my anesthesiologist about my concerns and they'll have everything handled. Now the biggest thing I'm concerned about is the stent. I've heard horror stories of how uncomfortable and how painful it is, but my mom says that it's different for most people. I have a cousin that's had the surgery and stents a bunch of times and he's fine, so I'm not that panicked about it anymore. Still kinda worried.

At least after the whole thing, my boyfriend and his family are coming to stay for a week and a half, then I'm going to their place in Mississippi for that same amount of time. So, I'll be a big girl and get it over with. Send your thoughts and prayers and wish me luck, especially when next friday comes around. I'll need tons of those.

#hospital #medical procedure #outpatient #surgery #medical anxiety

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this-smile-is-real · 2 years

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Medical update:

I am utterly exhausted.

For 20 years I have battled my mental health- complex trauma, eating disorders, depression, anxiety, self harm, suicidal ideation/attempts etc.

I have been seeing psychologists for 10 years and have only in the last year found the best one I’ve ever had who is helping me immensely.

A bit over a month ago I had a QEEG (quantitative electroencephalogram) and the results had the psychologist who works in neuroscience (one of my psych’s colleagues) and her supervisor absolutely flabbergasted and speechless as to how I’m functioning in the way that I manage to (or used to be able to)

33 hospital admissions in the last few years and too many psychiatrists to count, I am on a combination of medications that is unethical as I’ve been told today by professionals. 14+ different medications every single day from every class of psychiatric drug and nobody has any idea what that is resulting in and whether it is helping or hindering me completely.

On Monday I start neurofeedback 3x a week for at least the rest of this year which hopefully will regulate my biological systems and calm my nervous system down before being able to do EMDR as therapy for my complex PTSD.

My psychologist is enlisting help to search Australia-wide for a psychiatrist that can help me because we have tried everybody and both the public and private system.

All of this costs a large amount of money and my family have completely drained our resources to fund my medical treatment, and there is so much more to come.

Things are tough but there has to be answers somewhere. We haven’t given up, but I feel like we’ve exhausted most resources/therapies/treatments etc.

We need a miracle at this point. The journey is and has been completely exhausting for myself and those around me. I haven’t given up but I don’t have much energy left physically or otherwise. I’ve almost the ability to sleep now as well because my system physiologically is so wired.

Any suggestions for funding sources, psychiatrists, things to hold on to for hope etc. are welcome.

Thanks for reading and being in my world, though so incredibly complicated x

#treatment #psychology #therapy #trauma therapy #emdr #neurofeedback #inpatient #outpatient #cptsd #complex ptsd #complex trauma #anorexia recovery #eating disorder #eating disorder recovery #depression #anxiety #mental health #mental illness #medication

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minervahealthinc · 1 month

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#biopsy #endoscopy #healthcare #outpatient

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icouldcarelessitiswhatitis · 3 months

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this was a therapy trip taken with RECO .

s/o twin - rock - ray . miss you all .

I miss this girl.

i miss this happiness. .

i miss this smile.

i miss this willingness .

i miss this focus.

i miss this dedication.

#recovery #one day at a time #florida #wildlife #php programming #outpatient #firstdayout

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innonurse · 3 months

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Ambience Healthcare secures $70M in funding for its AI assistant with OpenAI and Kleiner Perkins at the helm

- By InnoNurse Staff -

Ambience Healthcare, a startup bridging artificial intelligence and healthcare, has secured $70 million in funding to expand its "operating system" for healthcare organizations, focusing primarily on outpatient medical services in the U.S.

Major backers include Kleiner Perkins, OpenAI’s Startup Fund, Andreessen Horowitz, and Optum Ventures. The company, founded by Michael Ng and Nikhil Buduma, aims to streamline administrative tasks for clinicians through products like AutoScribe and AutoCDI, catering to various ambulatory specialties while aiming to eventually incorporate diagnosis capabilities, amidst a competitive landscape in AI-driven healthcare solutions.

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#Ambience Healthcare #primary care #health tech #health it #digital health #ai #usa #openai #chatbot #medtech #outpatient

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hislop3 · 4 months

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Rural Hospital Program: Extra Cash for Emergency and Outpatient Services Stuck in Neutral

In 2021, Congress passed the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2021. Within the Act, a new Medicare provider was created – the Rural Emergency Hospital (REH). The final rule is available here: Rural Emergency Hospital Final Rule REHs were created to improve and increase, access to emergency services and ideally, expanded outpatient services in rural areas. Starting in January 2023, Critical…

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#CAH #Congress #Critical Access #Economics #Emergency #Final Rule #Home Health #Hospitals #Industry Outlook #Medicare #Outpatient #Payment #Policy #REH #Reimbursement #Rural #Rural Emergency Hospital #Strategy #Washington

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lilliryth · 5 months

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Perhaps this is an opinion that will seem controversial to those who like to keep spirit and science in separate containers, but it really just like. gets to me sometimes, just how much of therapy is witchcraft.

A therapist once had me visualize what it would look like if I “pulled” my traumatic feelings out of my body physically. I saw myself gather a heap of terrified ants, and she then told me to ask them what their purpose was, and if they’d be okay converting that nervous energy into enthusiasm for the task at hand instead. The same therapist also had me visualize speaking to myself as a little girl. My patron deity, Loki, once had me do the same.

In my outpatient, I remember how much it struck me that group therapy is like. literally just a coven. We would sit in a circle and enter into the space together via meditation, followed by spending the rest of the time doing Good Work for ourselves and others, with the guidance of someone knowledgeable who’d been through it all.

These things are never separate when I look at them. To heal oneself and others, to care for the world, to craft a better future with shared willpower and kind intention—they are common goals with very common practices.

Magic has always just been the application of old sciences, and the new ones aren’t unfamiliar.

#it always reminds me of that one scene in thor: the dark world #where thor takes jane to get diagnosed #and she sees the soul forge and starts nerding out and she’s like #this is highly theoretical quantum physics put to practice #you guys have called it something for thousands of years but science recognizes it #sometimes the thing that works is something we’ve always intuitively known about with a little modern research behind it #thoughts #mental health #disability #therapy #mental illness #magic #witchcraft #loki #outpatient #trauma

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sagepointiop0 · 6 months

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Empowering Recovery Journeys: Explore Our Intensive Outpatient Programs

Our Intensive Outpatient Programs offer a supportive community, evidence-based therapies, and personalized care, empowering individuals on their path to recovery.

#sagepoint #outpatient

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aceverae · 8 months

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09.12.23

It has been a little over a month since my last post. Consistency has always been difficult for me, but the last month has been overwhelming, difficult to process, and filled with trauma therapy. I ended my last update on marital failure and my personal problems that seemed to lead there. Who knew what came next? One week after my previous post, I was admitted to intensive outpatient care for…

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#depression #IOP #mental health #outpatient #perfectly imperfect #recovery #trauma #trauma therapy

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intensiveoutpatientprogram · 9 months

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Mind, Body, Renewal: Houston IOP's Holistic Healing

Mind, Body, Renewal: Houston IOP's Holistic Healing unveils a paradigm shift in the landscape of addiction treatment, showcasing the transformative power of a holistic approach as exemplified by the Houston Intensive Outpatient Program (Houston IOP). In an era where the fragmented nature of modern healthcare often overlooks the interconnectedness of mind and body, this program stands as a beacon of integrative healing, propelling individuals towards recovery, renewal, and a harmonious sense of well-being.

The Houston IOP emerges as a sanctuary of comprehensive care, where the principles of holistic therapy are painstakingly woven into every aspect of treatment, nestled within the vibrant urban tapestry of Houston. While traditional addiction treatment models tend to focus primarily on the cessation of substance use, Houston IOP recognizes that the journey to recovery transcends mere abstinence, encompassing the intricate interplay between mental, emotional, and physical well-being.

At the core of Houston IOP's holistic healing philosophy lies the profound understanding that the mind and body are inextricably linked, each influencing and shaping the other. This awareness forms the foundation for an innovative and multidimensional approach that seamlessly blends evidence-based therapies, mindful practices, nutritional guidance, and physical activity. By addressing the totality of an individual's experience, Houston IOP not only facilitates recovery but also nurtures a sense of renewal that extends far beyond the cessation of addictive behaviors.

Houston IOP's holistic healing journey commences with a meticulous assessment of each participant's unique needs, challenges, and aspirations. This personalized approach ensures that treatment plans are tailored to the individual, recognizing that no two journeys of recovery are alike. From cognitive-behavioral therapy and dialectical behavior therapy to mindfulness meditation and expressive arts, a rich tapestry of therapeutic modalities is employed to empower participants to explore the intricate landscape of their minds and emotions.

Integral to the Houston IOP experience is the cultivation of mindfulness—an ancient practice that has found renewed relevance in the realm of addiction recovery. Mindfulness serves as a bridge that connects individuals to the present moment, enabling them to observe their thoughts, emotions, and cravings without judgment. By developing this heightened awareness, participants learn to navigate the challenges of recovery with a newfound sense of clarity and self-compassion. Through mindfulness, Houston IOP not only equips individuals with invaluable tools for relapse prevention but also fosters a profound inner transformation that lays the groundwork for lasting healing.

The concept of holistic healing at Houston IOP extends beyond the realms of therapy and mindfulness, encompassing the pivotal role of physical well-being in the recovery journey. Regular physical activity, guided by experienced fitness professionals, becomes an integral component of the healing process. Whether through yoga, aerobic exercises, or outdoor activities, participants are encouraged to reconnect with their bodies, rebuild their physical strength, and experience the therapeutic benefits of exercise-induced endorphins.

Central to the holistic healing philosophy is the notion that nutrition plays a pivotal role in restoring balance and vitality. Houston IOP employs nutritionists who collaborate with participants to develop dietary plans that nourish the body and support its healing processes. By emphasizing the consumption of nutrient-rich foods, Houston IOP not only aids in physical recovery but also promotes mental clarity and emotional resilience, laying the groundwork for a renewed sense of well-being.

A distinctive hallmark of Houston IOP's holistic approach is its recognition of the integral role of community and social connections in the healing journey. Group therapy sessions foster a sense of belonging, allowing individuals to share their experiences, challenges, and triumphs in a safe and supportive environment. Through these interactions, participants realize that they are not alone in their struggles, and the bonds forged in group sessions often extend beyond the confines of the program, becoming enduring sources of strength and encouragement.

The successes achieved through Houston IOP's holistic healing approach are nothing short of transformative. Participants who once grappled with the clutches of addiction emerge with a renewed sense of purpose, vitality, and empowerment. As they embark on the path of holistic healing, they discover a newfound harmony within themselves—a state of equilibrium that extends to their relationships, careers and overall quality of life.

While the achievements of Houston IOP are undeniably inspiring, they also underscore a broader need for a shift in the way society approaches addiction treatment. The program's holistic healing philosophy offers a compelling blueprint for a more comprehensive and compassionate model of care—one that acknowledges the intricate dance between mind, body, and spirit. Houston IOP's successes should serve as a catalyst for a larger movement, inspiring the integration of holistic principles into mainstream addiction treatment and underscoring the importance of treating the whole person rather than just the symptoms of addiction.

Mind, Body, Renewal: Houston IOP's Holistic Healing illuminates a path towards recovery that transcends the limitations of conventional addiction treatment. By embracing the interconnectedness of mind, body, and spirit, Houston IOP redefines the possibilities of healing, renewal, and transformation. As participants embark on a journey of holistic recovery, they not only overcome addiction but also awaken to a profound sense of well-being—a testament to the program's unwavering commitment to holistic healing and the enduring potential of the human spirit.

#outpatient program #intensive outpatient program #outpatient #outpatient treatment

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wsccinci · 10 months

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Decoding Addiction Treatment: Exploring Drug Rehab and Treatment

Meta-description: The labyrinth of Addiction Treatment can be confounding. Our meticulous exploration illuminates all components of therapy, imparting invaluable wisdom and pragmatic resources. Foreword Embarking on the path of recuperation from substance misuse can seem formidable. This composition, “Decoding Addiction Treatment,” endeavors to navigate you through each phase of this…

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#Addiction #Detoxification #Inpatient #Insurance #Legal Implications #Mental health #Online Resources #Outpatient #Recovery #Relapse #Stigma #Substance use #Substance Use Disorders #Support Systems #Therapy #Treatment

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azitts · 10 months

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Understanding the Difference Between Inpatient and Intensive Outpatient Program

An intensive inpatient program is a therapy for your loved ones to recover from mental health conditions as they require daily therapeutic sessions and constant supervision for faster recovery. An intensive outpatient program is a therapy provided by a therapist with one-on-one sessions to understand your core issues. To know more about the difference between intensive inpatient and outpatient programs, read here and visit us at https://bit.ly/3pO0cbN.

#outpatient #inpatient #services #health #intensive outpatient program

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suvidhahospital · 11 months

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Outpatient facility at Suvidha Hospital

Outpatient care refers to medical services performed on an outpatient basis, without admission to a hospital or other facility.

Reputable facilities at Suvidha Rehabilitation Center enables individuals to acquire a diagnostic, procedure, and all essential treatments while guaranteeing the utmost convenience for them.

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themeadowglade · 1 year

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Understanding the Connection Between Eating Disorders and Mental Health

When it comes to eating disorders, it is crucial to recognize the deep-rooted connection between mental health and these debilitating conditions. At The Meadowglade, a leading rehabilitation center specializing in mental health and eating disorders, we understand the intricate relationship between these two aspects of well-being. In this article, we will delve into the connection between eating…

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#center #eating disorders #lifestyle #outpatient #rehabilitation #The Meadowglade

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