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New Treatment Program for OCD Providing Promising Results - Vimarsana News

New Treatment Program for OCD Providing Promising Results

Fountain Valley, California (PRWEB) October 06, 2022 -- Ending the OCD CycleThe OCD Treatment Center has announced their one-of-a-kind intensive

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Howie Mandel weighs in on mental health: 'Stigma still lives strongly today' - Vimarsana News

Howie Mandel weighs in on mental health: 'Stigma still lives strongly today'

The "America's Got Talent" judge and comedian participated in a virtual discussion this week on mental health issues — and how a new therapy can help those with OCD (obsessive-compulsive disorder).

Empire BCBS adds 4 virtual behavioral health companies to its provider network - Vimarsana News

Empire BCBS adds 4 virtual behavioral health companies to its provider network

The four companies are Alma, Headway, NOCD and Ophelia. Alma and Headway will help Empire expand its mental health provider network, while NOCD and Ophelia will address specific conditions: obsessive-compulsive disorder and opioid use disorder, respectively.

Telstone IOP's Behavioral Health Facility in West Palm Beach, Florida Is Now Open - Vimarsana News

Telstone IOP's Behavioral Health Facility in West Palm Beach, Florida Is Now Open

/PRNewswire/ -- Telstone IOP, a behavioral health treatment center in West Palm Beach, Florida, has officially opened its doors and is now accepting admissions...

Can Secure Attachment Reduce Death Anxiety and Obsessive Compulsions? - Vimarsana News

Can Secure Attachment Reduce Death Anxiety and Obsessive Compulsions?

Secure attachment can buffer against death anxiety in "psychologically robust" populations. Now researchers are testing the effect on OCD.