Nomophobia is a relatively new disorder that's receiving a lot of attention. Both in the medical world as well as in the media, many want to learn about this phone disorder. However, some might question if the disorder is necessary and if it requires medical intervention. Our own Morningside
MSN Money Asks Morningside About Nomophobia
Praises For Morningside’s Nomophobia Program
In recent years, the use of cell phones has reached an all-time high. Today, you will see more people with cell phones than without. With the use so high, it makes sense that we will see concerns about addiction to cell phone use. In fact, the problem has grown to now include a new disorder known as
Morningside Therapist tapped for ESPN Article
In a recent news article, ESPN wrote about the skepticism surrounding the signing of baseball player Josh Hamilton. Because of his past cocaine use, many thought he would be unfit to play professionally and would be a liability instead of a key player. In the article, ESPN sites Morningside Recovery
How Can Expressing Gratitude be Therapeutic
Mental health is often a component of overall health that falls by the wayside. It's also a component that lacks attention in caregivers helping their elderly loved ones. Morningside Recovery's own Dr. Elizabeth Waterman spoke with AgingCare.com about the importance of expressing gratitude,
Dr. Waterman cited as Authority in Headline News Feature
Nowadays, almost everyone owns a cell phone. Whether you use it primarily for personal or work use, most people will admit to owning a cellular device and using it often. However, more individuals are beginning to suffer from Nomophobia. The fear of losing your cell phone has become a
Morningside Cited in Prescription Drug News Article
Prescription drugs and college students have become a common pairing. This pairing is from the increase in prescription drug abuse among college students. Because of the attention the issue is receiving, our doctors are sharing their knowledge for different interviews and articles. But what should
Morningside Recovery Featured in New Jersey Star-Ledger Article
Morningside Recovery Center was recently cited as an authoritative source in an online article reporting people's fear of "digital isolation" in the wake of Hurricane Sandy. Moreover, with Morningside Recovery featured as a source, we take pride in knowing that our work and expertise and recognized
Doctor Waterman Featured in Article about SAD
Doctor Waterman was featured in both the print and online winter issue of Real Health Magazine in an article titled, “ Don’t be SAD.” The article discusses Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) in depth, describing that it’s a depression that is typically triggered by the change in weather.
Sober Living is More Important than You Think
Professionals in the field of chemical dependency, or anyone with personal experience with recovery from substance abuse, understand that recovery is a process that continues long after graduation from an intensive outpatient program. One of the most important factors in maintaining sobriety
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