Discover the most common mental health challenges adults face and how our team atTriumph Behavioral Health in Maryland helps build lasting emotional wellness.
Types of Mental Health Providers: Psychologist vs Psychiatrist vs PMHNP
Mental health care is an essential part of overall well-being, yet many people are not aware of the differences between the various professionals who provide mental health services. Today, we will explore the differences between psychologists vs psychiatrists vs PMHNPs, touching on their similarities and differences and how to determine which one might best meet your mental health needs.
Can Adults Get Diagnosed With ADHD?
5 Things You Need to Know About ADHD in Children
How to Practice Self-Care on a Budget
We often see patients who equate self-care with indulgence: Think luxury vacations, spa days, or expensive skincare. While those things can be enjoyable, true self-care is not about what you buy. In fact, some of the most effective self-care strategies are free or low-cost. Let’s take a look at those tactics together.
How to Support a Friend Struggling With Mental Health
If you have a friend who is struggling with their mental health, your support can truly make a difference. But it is not always easy to know what to say, how to act, or where your boundaries should lie. In today’s article, we offer practical, compassionate guidance to help you support a friend in need while also taking care of yourself.
Wellness Tips for a Healthy and Happy Autumn
Whether you are looking to prevent burnout, boost your mood, or simply feel more balanced, fall is a great time to reconnect with healthy habits. Our team of Psychiatric Mental Health Nurse Practitioners (PMHNPs) has put together some practical wellness tips to help you feel healthier, happier, and more resilient as the seasons shift.
Stress Management Techniques: Tips from the PMHNPs at Triumph Behavioral Health
Stress is a normal part of life. In fact, a certain level of stress can be motivating and even helpful. But when stress becomes chronic, overwhelming, or unmanaged, it can have serious effects. The good news is that there are evidence-based strategies that anyone can learn to help manage stress more effectively.




















