
Exploring FMLA For Mental Health Conditions
The Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA) is a federal law that protects your job when you need time off for mental health reasons. This law lets eligible workers take up to 12 weeks of unpaid leave each year without losing their job or health benefits.

Depression, Seasonal Affective Disorder and Addiction
Seasonal Affective Disorder is a mood disorder characterized by low energy, depression, problems sleeping, and appetite changes…

9 Myths about Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders
In reality, some biological (e.g., genetic, mental health) and environmental (e.g., childhood trauma, stress) factors contribute to the risk of someone developing an addiction. The greater the number of those factors that someone deals with, the greater the risk.

Will Quitting Alcohol Improve My Mental Health?
Giving up alcohol can also help your immune system, making it easier to ward off any infections that come your way. Learn more here

Five Things to Know About Mental Health Treatment
Five ways mental health treatment can help improve mental wellness from Indiana Center for Recovery.

Top 5 Depression Symptoms
Discover the top 5 symptoms of depression and how to get the best treatment available with Indiana Center for Recovery.

8 Questions to Ask When Choosing a Dual Diagnosis Treatment Center
When you have both a substance use disorder and mental health issues, a dual diagnosis treatment center can give you the best possible chance at experiencing a full recovery.

How to Find a Mental Health Treatment Center That Fits Your Needs
Navigate the journey to finding the right mental health treatment center with our expert guide. Understand key factors like treatment types, inpatient vs. outpatient options, and financial assistance to make an informed choice for your or a loved one’s recovery.

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder: Proven Treatment Methods
Discover the best treatments for PTSD from the experts at Indiana Center for Recovery and heal your mental health.

Startling PTSD and Substance Abuse Statistics
People who suffer from PTSD have a higher risk of developing a substance use disorder. Learn why and how you can get help for PTSD and substance abuse.