Mental Health

Mental illness affects millions of people around the world. It’s more recognized internationally and nationally that issues like PTSD, anxiety, panic disorders, and depression are normal, and so people are finally more comfortable speaking up about the issues they face. If you or your loved one suffer from some type of a mental illness, His House can help you get that illness under control so that they can get back to living a happy and productive life.

“Your perspective on life comes from the cage you were held captive in.” ― Shannon L. Alder

Living with a Mental Illness

When someone has a mental illness, life can seem daunting. Although millions of Americans suffer mental health disorders, many still feel a stigma about reaching out for help. Some of the symptoms that can occur with a mental illness include:

• Hallucinations or delusions of things that are not there or accurate
• Anxiety that can stop you from living life like you normally would
• Excessive emotions
• Depression
• Panic attacks
• Loss of interest in favorite activities
• Extreme forgetfulness
• Difficulty in social situations

Mental illness is not something to be ashamed of. It is a disease, just like cancer or the flu, and can affect anyone. There is no specific type of person that will get a mental illness, but living with it can leave you unable to function in everyday life.

At His House, we offer comprehensive treatment programs to help individuals manage their mental health conditions. Our team of professionals is equipped to provide the necessary support and therapies to ensure a path to recovery.

Call Today

If you want to get out from under the thumb of a mental illness, give us a call. We have both the experience and the training necessary to help you get out from under the cloud that is following you around, and let you walk out into the sunshine and bask. Learn more about our therapeutic services and how we can support your journey to better mental health. Our dedicated team is here to assist you every step of the way, ensuring you receive the care and support you need to achieve a healthier and happier life.