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Just like adults, children are vulnerable to developing problems with mental health. In many ways, they are more susceptible because they do not have the benefit of wisdom and life experience. Having close and genuinely supportive relationships with their parents and caregivers is perhaps the most critical factor that protects children and youth from mental […]
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Elders are somehow considered a special population because they need care, affection, love, and support from younger, and in return, they bless their children. It is not easy to take care of the elderly, especially if they are unhealthy or have any mental illness. Mental illnesses are very common in elderly people because it is
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Mental health is the state of balance that must exist between people and the socio-cultural environment that surrounds them. It includes emotional, psychic, and social well-being and influences how a person thinks, feels, acts, and reacts in times of stress. It is the foundation for the well-being and effective functioning of a person and their community. Mental disorders
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The depression is now a disease that does not look at anyone, indiscriminately hitting anyone. It does not matter whether the person has a good job and education, or an economic possibility appropriate to his standard of living. And the worrying fact is that it is increasingly growing. Just as the age of suicides is lowering, children begin to manifest these problems
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Dysphoria usually refers to a disturbance in mood, accompanied by anxiety, discomfort, and even angry reactions. On the other hand, gender dysphoria is a medical term used to describe the distress of the transgender person, faced with a mismatch between their assigned sex and their gender identity. What is gender dysphoria? The term dysphoria, in
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Kentucky Mental Heath Care is a Multi-Specialty Group, Substance Use Treatment Provider, and AODE with offices in Louisville, KY and TeleHealth resources throughout the state.
We serve Medicaid clients and accept various forms of commercial insurances. We also have private pay options.
DISCLAIMER : Providers within the KMHC network are independent contractors, with limited exception, who are not employees of Kentucky Mental Health Care, LLC. Independent contractors are responsible for their own work hours, liability coverage, and patient treatment plans.
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