Nicotine and tobacco addiction aren’t just physical habits—they’re tied closely to mental health struggles like stress, anxiety, and depression. Understanding the emotional roots of addiction is key to breaking free. With the right support, such as online therapy and psychiatric treatment, lasting recovery is possible.
TelepsychHealth Blog: Educate yourself!
Stay updated on the rapidly-growing virtual telehealth care industry.
Why Do I Feel So Empty? Understanding & Overcoming Emotional Emptiness
Feeling emotionally empty or numb? Learn what causes emotional disconnection and how therapy, reflection, and self-care can help you heal and reconnect with yourself.
Why Is Life So Hard? Finding Clarity, Support & Hope in Difficult Times
Feeling emotionally empty or numb? Learn what causes emotional disconnection and how therapy, reflection, and self-care can help you heal and reconnect with yourself.
Treating OCD at Home: Why Telehealth Makes Exposure Therapy More Realistic
Are you struggling with OCD and considering telehealth? Here’s everything you need to know about exposure therapy and treating OCD at home.
5 Rewarding Mental Health Careers You Didn’t Know Existed
Explore five meaningful yet often overlooked mental health careers—from Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners to Art Therapists and Crisis Intervention Specialists—that offer diverse, impactful ways to support mental wellness and break stigma.
How Transitioning to Telemedicine Can Prolong Your Nursing Career
Telemedicine helps nurses avoid burnout, expand their reach, and gain flexibility—extending careers well beyond traditional bedside roles.
Bridging the Gap: How Core Counseling Skills Translate Uniquely to Telehealth Success
Discover how core counseling skills are adapted for telehealth to build strong therapeutic connections in the virtual care space.
How to Prepare for a Career in Psychiatric Mental Health Nursing
Learn what it takes to become a PMHNP—from education and clinical experience to essential skills and certifications—for a thriving psychiatric nursing career.
Recognizing Signs of Passive Suicidal Ideation Vs Active
Passive suicidal ideation vs active are types of ideation that require immediate action. Here’s how.