About Inland Empire Behavioral Group’s Blog
For Psychoeducation Only
Our foremost concern is proper psychoeducation, not diagnosis or treatment. It may help you in terms of easing the symptoms that you are suffering from and help you understand what you are going through while also guiding you who to consult in the end. Our articles, though, will never substitute for a proper diagnosis or treatment plan.
All our articles and information are based on up-to-date medical research and are aptly referenced by it. If anything, this information will complement your consultation with a mental health professional. Sometimes, there will be overlaps, but the content provided on Inland’s blog and other informational pieces will not be replaced by the care provided by its actual mental health experts nor does it promote its own services. Remember, these articles are educational tools, not replacements for expert medical advice. It is meant to be an additional tool for psychoeducation not a replacement for medical advice.
An Expert Team
Abreast & Accurately Cited Sources
We use these types of reliable sources for formulating the information in the articles that are uploaded on our blog:
- Studies published in peer-reviewed medical journals.
- Official information from major health organizations like the American Medical Association, the American Psychological Association, and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), for example, from something like the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Fifth Edition (DSM-5) available on APA.
- Textbooks written by and for doctors.
- Case studies and whitepapers written by and for doctors.
- High-ranking, trustworthy, and authoritative websites like The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH), Healthline, Cleveland Clinic, PsychCentral, Psychology Today and WebMD.
These sources are medically reviewed by the mental health professionals that are employed by Inland Empire Behavioral Group, basically the team behind the care that is provided at the mental wellness center.
Simply scroll to the bottom of the article for all our listed references (before FAQs). You’ll see “References and Footnotes” in blue, under which you will find all the references.
Medical Review is a Priority
Empowering Through Sound Information
Our blog strives to be a trusted partner in your health. By providing accurate, accessible, and expert-reviewed information, we prioritize helping you in a way that you always will be making informed decisions about your well-being. Always remember that while our articles offer valuable insights, they shouldn’t be replacing the advice of your healthcare provider.
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