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New Dimensions Now Provides Telemedicine Services

In order to continue to meet the needs of individuals who are struggling with mental health or substance abuse issues, New Dimensions has now created a telemedicine option. Our telehealth programs allow you and your family to continue to receive intensive mental...

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How to Cope with the Stress from the Coronavirus Pandemic

These are unprecedented times. The world has slowed dramatically as we all try to find ways of slowing the spread of the coronavirus. Our daily routines have been turned upside down as restaurants and schools have closed and travel, events, and gatherings have all...

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Effectively Managing Anger

Everyone experiences anger, but not everyone manages their anger effectively. Listed below are some steps that you can take to manage anger more effectively. Learn how to cool off – Learning how to control your emotions rather than letting your emotions control you is...

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How to Cope with Being a Single Parent

In the best of circumstances, parenting can be difficult. When you are a single parent, it is even more difficult. Listed below are some steps that you can take to help you navigate the challenges of being a single parent. Follow effective parenting strategies. Make...

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Stages of Change in Addiction

Just like other health issues, Addiction and recovery have a process that can be tracked and followed. Knowing about this process is helpful in determining where an individual is in that process, what can be expected next, and if progress is being made in the process....

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IOP for Mental Health

If you are looking for an IOP for mental health issues, New Dimensions can help. New Dimensions offers intensive outpatient programs (IOPs) in Texas for both adolescents and adults. We have locations in Katy, The Woodlands, and the Clear Lake area of Houston, Texas....

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How to Prevent PTSD

Trauma can happen to anyone. In fact, current estimates are that as many as 70% of adults in the US have experienced trauma in their lives. Of those who experience trauma, around 20% develop PTSD as a result of their experiences. In order to help you prevent a...

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