Genetic testing for psychiatric medications promises personalized treatment, but current research shows limited benefits. Learn what pharmacogenomic testing can—and cannot—tell you, when it might be useful, and why careful clinical guidance remains essential for mental health care.

Join us for OCD Awareness Week, October 12–18, 2025. Learn about Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD), its impact, and when to seek treatment. Discover events and resources to support those affected.

October 10, 2025, is World Mental Health Day. Learn how stress, trauma, and cultural factors impact mental health—and how Tranquility Psychiatry provides compassionate, culturally sensitive care. Schedule your appointment today.

ADHD doesn’t end in childhood. This post explores behavioral management techniques for adults—routines, time awareness, self-care, and holistic support from Tranquility Psychiatry.

Bipolar disorder exists on a spectrum, ranging from cyclothymia to bipolar I. This post explains hypomania, depression, and mixed states—and why early recognition and compassionate care matter.

Learn the differences between psychiatrists, psychotherapists, nurse practitioners, and primary care providers—and why psychiatry often offers the most comprehensive mental health care.

Learn the signs and risks of binge eating disorder, including health complications, and explore treatment options, recovery statistics, and support at Tranquility Psychiatry.

Learn about the risks for fetal development, pregnancy outcomes, and mental health, along with safer alternatives for nausea, anxiety, stress, and sleep, and support from Tranquility Psychiatry.

Happiness isn’t just about joy — it’s built on connection, purpose, and fulfillment. Learn how depression gets in the way, how antidepressants can help, and why holistic, integrative care at Tranquility Psychiatry makes the difference.

Postpartum psychosis is a rare but serious mental health condition that can affect new mothers and families. This article explores symptoms, risk factors, and recovery, highlighting reproductive and perinatal mental health expertise and helpful resources for support and guidance.

Improve your mental well-being and relationships with evidence-based communication strategies. Learn DBT skills such as DEAR MAN, GIVE, and FAST, and see how integrating psychotherapy into each visit enhances your social and emotional skills.

PTSD can develop after car accidents, medical trauma, or loss. With the right support, healing is possible. Explore treatment options and helpful resources.

Hormonal changes can make ADHD symptoms feel more intense—especially around your period. Learn how cycles affect focus, mood, and daily life, and how compassionate care can help.

The back-to-school season isn’t just stressful for kids — it affects parents' mental health too. A psychiatrist explains the psychological impact, common symptoms, and professional support options for parents.

If frightening, unwanted thoughts are making motherhood feel overwhelming, you’re not alone. Postpartum OCD is a treatable condition, and compassionate care can help you regain peace and confidence.

PMDD is more than just “bad PMS.” If your cycle leaves you feeling hopeless or out of control, you’re not alone—and there are effective treatments that can help.

Integrative psychiatry is a whole-person approach that blends traditional mental health treatment with evidence-based lifestyle and holistic therapies. Learn how this model supports healing from the inside out.

Borderline Personality Disorder affects emotional stability, relationships, and self-image. Learn about BPD symptoms, evidence-based treatment options like DBT, and how professional psychiatric care can support recovery.

The Fourth of July is a time of celebration — but for many, it can also bring anxiety, overwhelm, or emotional discomfort. Learn how holiday stressors may impact mental health and discover practical strategies to stay grounded, set boundaries, and protect your well-being.

Grounding exercises are simple, clinically recommended techniques that help reduce anxiety, manage emotional distress, and interrupt overwhelming thoughts. Learn how these strategies can support your mental health and when to seek professional psychiatric care.