Progressive Behavioral Health of Houston - Midtown

As with any significant part of life, the workplace can have a direct effect on our mental health.

While mild mood swings are common in pregnancy, some women may develop serious mental health disorders.

When individuals are coping with medical conditions, they often do not consider how that condition might affect their mental health. There is, however, a deep connection between or physical health and our mental health.

A mood disorder is a mental health disorder characterized by distorted moods or emotional states.

Bipolar disorder is a brain malfunction that affects your mood, energy levels, and ability to function.

Depression is a severe illness that stems from chemical imbalances and neurological dysfunction in your brain.

PTSD is a specific type of anxiety disorder that develops after you experience a traumatizing event such as a mass shooting, natural disaster, severe accident, or personal attack.

Attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) is a chronic behavioral condition that often begins in childhood. ADHD can make it difficult for your child to focus and can last well into adulthood

Substance abuse disorder — sometimes referred to as addiction — is a complex brain disease that causes compulsive use of a substance despite increasingly harmful consequences.

OCD is a type of anxiety disorder which causes people to obsess over what others would hardly give second thoughts.