Blog If you’ve been on multiple antidepressants and still don’t feel like yourself, you might start to wonder: Is this as good as it gets? Maybe nothing will ever work for me. What if I was misdiagnosed? If that sounds familiar, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. You
Blog If you’re seeking help for anxiety, depression, ADHD, or another mental health concern, you may be wondering: Should I see a psychiatrist or a nurse practitioner? What’s the difference? At Oak Health Center, we have both on staff—and each plays a valuable role in your care. While they may
Blog You’ve worked hard to get stable. You’ve found a treatment plan that’s helping—maybe medication, therapy, or both. You’re starting to feel like yourself again. Then a new provider tells you: “I don’t think you have bipolar disorder.” “You seem fine—you probably don’t need those meds anymore.” Now you’re confused.
Blog Bipolar disorder is one of the most misunderstood mental health conditions. People often reduce it to “mood swings” or assume it’s just about being happy one moment and sad the next. But for those who live with it, bipolar disorder can feel like a rollercoaster with no seatbelt—surging energy,
Blog For years, ADHD was considered a childhood condition. But research—and real life—have shown otherwise. Millions of adults live with ADHD, often without even knowing it. If you’re constantly distracted, disorganized, overwhelmed by routine tasks, or hard on yourself for procrastinating, it might not just be poor time management—it might
Blog Not everyone wants to take medication for anxiety—and not everyone needs to. If you’re dealing with worry, overthinking, physical tension, or panic attacks, you might wonder: Is therapy enough on its own? At Oak Health Center, we support both medication-based and therapy-only approaches to treating anxiety. For many clients,
