Women’s Mental Health Blog

The National Institute of Mental Health reports that 1 in 5 women experience a mental health condition in the United States. Mental health disorders such as anxiety, depression, or trauma hold women back from living happily. They also can affect physical health, so it’s critical to care for your mental health as much as it is to care for your physical health.

At Lightwork Therapy & Recovery, we strive to give women hope, treatment, and the resources they need to take care of their mental well-being. Read our mental health blogs to learn more about mental health disorders and what you can do to maintain a healthy mind! If you or a loved one are struggling with your mental health, visit our mental health facility for women in Woburn, Massachusetts or call today to find out how we can help!

Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria

Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria & ADHD: How to Break Free

Understanding Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria and ADHD Rejection Sensitive Dysphoria (RSD) is a condition that commonly affects individuals with ADHD. It involves an intense emotional reaction to perceived or actual rejection, criticism, or failure. This heightened...

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ADHD in women

ADHD in Women: The Silent Struggle and Misdiagnosis

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) affects millions of adults worldwide, yet women face unique challenges in receiving accurate diagnoses and proper treatment. Research shows that girls and women are significantly underdiagnosed compared to their male...

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Self-Care Tips for a Happier You

10 Self-Care Tips for a Happier You

Self-care isn't just about spa days and bubble baths—it's a vital component of maintaining your mental health and emotional well-being. As mental health professionals at Lightwork Therapy & Recovery, a treatment center in Woburn, Massachusetts, specializing in...

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8 Signs You May Be Living with Unresolved Trauma

8 Signs You May Be Living with Unresolved Trauma

Life's challenging experiences can leave deep emotional scars that persist long after the initial event. These lingering wounds, known as unresolved trauma, can silently shape our behaviors, relationships, and daily experiences without us even realizing it. For women,...

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