Depression can be exhausting and frustrating, but exercise can help. Physical activity boosts your mental health and helps benefit people with a sudden case of the “blues,” as well as people diagnosed with clinical depression.
Known for outdoor activities, great weather, and scenic but serene landscapes, Arizona is a wonderful place to recover from substance use challenges. Here’s why.
If you’re living with an anxiety disorder, you’re probably familiar with the ways anxiety can influence your physical health. You may not realize, though, how much anxiety affects your brain health.
While cocaine’s effects on the body can be harsh, what cocaine does to the brain is equally, if not more, damaging.
After reading this, we hope you’ll better understand how our mental health has a physical impact on our brains and bodies, and how to better find support for ongoing mental health challenges.
Although studies continue to provide evidence for the different ways in which neurotransmitters relate to depression, research clearly shows that there is a connection between the two. Let’s explore neurotransmitters and their role in depression as well as the brain.
TMS, Ketamine & Neurofeedback
Brain-focused treatment that sets us apart.
StoneRidge offers what few other practices provide – innovative, scientifically proven, and research-backed therapeutic options. From Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (TMS) to Brain Mapping, our treatment combines trusted practices with modern approaches, ensuring our patients receive the best all-around care.
We exercise progressive, leading brain science in our treatment approach for patients in the Prescott Valley community and across the country who are struggling with mental health and addiction challenges.
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