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Welcome to Peak Wellness Center

Life can sometimes feel overwhelming. At Peak Wellness Center, your overall well-being is our primary focus. A healthy mind is an essential part of wellness. Your life can be better, and we can help!

 
Featured Topics
Addictions: Alcohol and Substance Abuse. People who become addicted to alcohol/drugs are gradually introduced and desensitized to them over a period of time. More...
ADHD: Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. This topic center provides a detailed description of Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), its causes, symptoms and treatments. ADHD is a neurological disorder that develops during childhood and can persist into adulthood. More...
Child Development and Parenting: Early Childhood. This document surveys child development between the age of 2 to 7 years, a period sometimes referred to as early childhood. The document also provides parenting information specific to this age group. More...
Depression: Major Depression & Unipolar Varieties. This topic center is a comprehensive overview of the unipolar mood disorders with an emphasis on the causes of and treatments for depression. More...
Family & Relationship Issues. Family and personal relationships and friendships can be very difficult to handle. We've gathered resources to help you learn about and better manage relationship problems you may be experiencing. More...
Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Post-traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Acute Stress Disorder is an anxiety disorder which may involve dissociation that occurs in the wake of exposure to traumatic events. This topic center provides an overview of the causes, symptoms and treatments for PTSD. More...

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Many Parents of Kids With Autism Don't Put Faith in Pediatricians
Researchers say pediatricians also don't feel knowledgeable enough to guide families on treatments. More...

Depression in Mid-Life Linked to Higher Odds for Later Dementia
Risks were greatest for those whose depression stretched from middle- to old age, study found. More...

Antipsychotics Do Help Many With Schizophrenia, Study Finds
More than 50 years of data shows the drugs cut relapse rates, although side effects common. More...

Health Tip: Recognize Early Signs of Autism
Including no babbling or pointing by age 1  More...

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Featured Articles

How to Flood Your Life With Confidence
When you're feeling anxious and depressed, your self-confidence takes a nosedive. You don't feel up to facing any challenges or pushing yourself beyond your comfort zone. You tell yourself that once you start feeling better and more confident, then you’ll be ready to conquer your fears. More...


Can you Improve Life Satisfaction by Changing Your Focus?
Emotions, such as anxiety, have evolved to help us focus our attention on the most important information in the environment around us. However, when this attention to threat is exaggerated, your anxiety levels and symptoms of anxiety increase and are present even when you are not in danger. More...


Are You Stuck in a Woman's Role?
Women assume many roles throughout their lives - as daughters, sisters, wives, mothers, and grandmothers. Women's roles have been largely determined by the rules and expectations of culture, religion, and the patriarchy, as well as biology. Have you considered to what extent your roles have defined you, your thoughts and behavior? More...


Women's Tips For Staying Healthy
A woman's health needs change with her age. While we have no control over our genetic makeup, we all know that our health is influenced by diet and lifestyle choices that we can control. More...


Women and Depression
The results of a recent study of women and depression were released by the Society for Women's Health. The study not only showed that there is a wide disconnect between what women believe about depression and medication versus what their doctor's believe, but women also appear to be misinformed about the symptoms of depression and what their causes are. More...


How do you know your level of suicide risk?
Mental health professionals tend to think about suicidal feelings and thoughts on a continuum or spectrum, with high risk and imminent danger on one end, and low risk and little imminent danger on the other. More...


Suicide: What will happen to you when you ask for help?
Whether you end up at the ER or the office of a mental health professional, you can expect to be interviewed in order to establish the acuteness and lethality of your present suicide risk. More...


Denial Not So Easily Dismissed In Early Addiction Recovery
"I am not alcoholic!" "I do not have a drinking problem!" "I can quit any time I want". "I am not a drug addict. The doctor prescribed this medication!" These are not the only forms of denial that alcoholics and addicts have. Despite the alcoholic/addict's attempts to regain control, family members and others feel compelled to intervene. More...


Staying Sober: Dealing With Temptations
Many patients over the years have asked me the same question: "I know I shouldn't drink but how can I avoid it when I'm out in social situations?" More...