Mental Health

• June 1, 2016
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• Health,Mental Health

Clinical Depression in the Summer If you have clinical depression, you may find this especially difficult during the summer season. When depression’s core characteristics lead you to feel drained by social interaction, this can be doubly isolating when you feel like you are supposed to be having fun with everyone else. Your usual depression can […]

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• February 19, 2016
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• Health,Mental Health,Weight Loss

Erectile dysfunction, or ED, can cause such physical frustration and emotional vulnerability that it can be easier to avoid it altogether. It is important to address, however, because on top of your personal and relational well-being, it is possible that your ED is actually a symptom of another condition. If there is another health issue […]

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Recognizing Schizophrenia and Bipolar Disorder Warning Signs

• May 11, 2015
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• Mental Health

Rarely do schizophrenia and bipolar disorder appear without warnings. Usually, relatives, friends, or patients realize that some aspects of their thoughts, feelings, or behaviors are off before a major mental illness advances to its full-blown status. Being aware of early warning signs and evolving symptoms may help you delay or prevent your condition’s progression. This […]

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How Parental Depression Affects Children

• May 6, 2015
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• Mental Health

Experts have long known that depression in mothers can have a profound impact on their children. Volumes have been written about the struggles depressed mothers face when trying to bond with their children in infancy, and of how a mother’s depression can affect a child’s behavior and psychological health for years to come. But a […]

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