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- Posted: 03/11/2010
- Los Angeles Times: Onset of Daylight Saving Time Can be Hazardous to Your Health
- Dreading this Sunday’s change to daylight saving time, when we'll all lose an hour of sleep? Fatigue isn’t the only thing you’ve got to worry about, according to scientists who have studied multiple aspects of the annual “spring forward” from 2 a.m. to 3
- Posted: 03/10/2010
- KXRM: Wounded Warriors' Art Assists in Healing Process
- Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center (FAC) and Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group (PPBHG) in January started an 11-week course titled “Military Creative Expressions.”
- Posted: 03/09/2010
- WebMD News: DASH Diet Improves Brain Activity
- Study shows the DASH diet in combination with regular exercise improved mental activity by 30 percent in overweight adults.
- Posted: 03/08/2010
- MarketWatch: Spring Cleaning Spruces up Your Home and Helps Your Mental Health Shine
- While heavy-duty housework hardly sounds inviting, spring cleaning not only results in a tidy abode, but also brings with it mental health benefits.
- Posted: 03/05/2010
- Springs Business Journal: Court Created for Veterans
- The 4th Judicial District is creating a special court for war veterans who commit nonviolent crimes.
- Posted: 03/03/2010
- HealthDay: Fitness May Boost Kids' Grades
- Study finds link between physical health and academic test scores.
- Posted: 03/02/2010
- Washington Post: Parity Law Requires Mental Health Benefits Comparable to Physical Care Benefits
- An estimated 140 million Americans, most of them covered by group insurance plans provided by employers, are the beneficiaries of a sweeping new federal law designed to guarantee parity in insurance coverage.
- Posted: 03/01/2010
- Los Angeles Times: Sex Addiction Divides Mental Health Experts
- Sex addiction talk seems to be everywhere. But mental health experts are split on what underlies such behavior.
- Posted: 02/26/2010
- New York Times: Teen Moodiness or Borderline Personality Disorder
- When The New York Times wrote about borderline personality disorder, hundreds of readers had questions about the diagnosis and treatment of the troubling condition.
- Posted: 02/25/2010
- Pikes Peak Mental Health Passes Joint Commission Inspection
- Pikes Peak Mental Health has successfully passed its inspection by the Joint Commission and will continue to be accredited in good standing for three years.