The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer/Questioning (LGBTQ) community consists of a diverse range of identities within gender and sexual…

Anxiety is defined as intense, excessive and persistent worry and fear about everyday situations. Going to work and not knowing if my skin color…

Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR) is a therapeutic treatment that uses a set of procedures to organize your negative and positive sensations…

Hendricks Therapy is supporting Hope Healthcare by facilitating a sale at the former Chateau Thomas Winery building in Plainfield, IN (6291 Cambridge Way, Plainfield, IN)…

Beloved and long-time psychiatrist at our Danville office, Dr. Robertson has sent the following open letter to his patients, colleagues, associates, and friends.

Part 2 of Hendricks Therapy's informative series on navigating the world of insurance, covering EAPs and insurance carve outs. Know your benefits so you can get the mental health care you deserve.

Part 1 of an informative series on navigating the maze of insurance to help you understand your benefits.

An interview with Dr. Phil Border and Lyndsay Curran about the impact of mental health on relationships and recognizing healthy and unhealthy traits

During this week’s “Mental Health Chat” Psychiatrist Phil Borders discusses dementia: what it is, it’s cognitive effects, and it’s classification system. He defines and distinguishes between Alzheimer’s disease, Cerebral Vascular disease, Lewy body Dementia, and Pick’s disease.

Psychiatrist Phil Borders discusses MEMORY in this week's video.

What is memory?

What is the difference between conscious memory, unconscious memory, and memory based on time?

How long is short-term memory?

Are there ways that we can we better store information?

Not only is depression a mood disorder, it is also a disorder in thinking.

This cognitive impairment explains why people with depression may suffer from lost income, or increased days off work.

For instance, for every episode of depression, its been shown to have a 2-4% decrease in ability to remember things.

However, there are ways to treat depression as well as cognitive impairment. In this week's video, psychiatrist Phil Borders briefly discusses how treatment of depression often overlaps with treatment of cognitive impairment.

Psychiatrist Dr. Phil Borders discusses why our long term memory isn't as good as we think!

Psychiatrist Phil Borders discusses ADHD Treatment: How does he go about prescribing medications? What are the side effects of stimulant medications? Is it difficult to "get off" of these medications?

Psychiatrist Phil Borders addresses a few questions about ADHD: What’s the difference between Meth and ADHD medication? Does ADHD have an effect on my IQ? Is there a correlation between #ADHD and #substanceabuse?

Psychiatrist Phil Borders will address a common question posed to him by his patients: Will I turn out like my parents?

Psychiatrist Phil Borders talks about the two classes of psychiatric medication that may cause addiction---such as ADHD medication.

Psychiatrist Phil Borders addresses these 5 questions in this video:

1. Will medication fix me?

2. Will these medications turn me into a zombie?

3. Will these medications change my personality?

4. Are these medications a crutch?

5. Will people notice that I’m taking medication?

Psychiatrist Phil Borders addresses the question of whether stimulant medications are overprescribed. This video is partly a reaction/ response to the recently released "Take Your Pills" documentary on Netflix.

Psychiatrist Phil Borders discusses ways that you can change the dynamic of a toxic relationship.

Psychiatrist Dr. Phil Borders discusses Toxic Parent-Child Relationships. "Toxic Parents on the surface appear to be quite loving, quite nurturing, but when you scrap away the surface then you can see that this is just very controlling."