What Parents Need to Know About Social Media Content About Eating Disorders
From the earliest internet forums to the current TikTok feeds of millions of teens, there has always been an active and influential online culture of […]
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From the earliest internet forums to the current TikTok feeds of millions of teens, there has always been an active and influential online culture of […]
Continue reading »At some point in our childhood, we learn that living in society means controlling certain emotions. We suppress, in particular, emotions that we consider “negative” […]
Continue reading »Obviously, at this point, we know that there is no such thing as “work-life balance.” During a pandemic, there never was and certainly never will […]
Continue reading »When you need mental health care, the different terminology can be confusing. Do you need a psychiatrist? Psychologist? Anyway, what is the difference between the […]
Continue reading »There is no right or wrong way to grieve. Everyone experiences failure in their own way and at their own time. Grief is also very […]
Continue reading »Being in a relationship with a narcissist , be it a significant other, friend, or co-worker, can have an effect that lasts for years, if […]
Continue reading »Most of us learn not to lie to our parents from a very young age, but if your people have dementia, lying may be the […]
Continue reading »Most of us are familiar with narcissism , whether we have had personal experiences with a narcissist or someone close to us. Working with a […]
Continue reading »While some people may find the idea of leisure time appealing in theory, when it comes to giving up work and other personal and family […]
Continue reading »There are many great mental health apps out there, but some require a subscription. If you just want some basic tools to help you manage […]
Continue reading »At this moment, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed by the state of the world. We are facing an unprecedented climate catastrophe , the consequences […]
Continue reading »When you have mental health problems, no one tells you that it can take years to solve them. This is understandable – mental health professionals […]
Continue reading »We often use the words “loneliness” and “isolation” interchangeably, and over the past year or so, many of us have become too familiar with both […]
Continue reading »If you’ve ever experienced a surge of strong emotions – be it positive, such as a surge of happiness, or negative, such as a surge […]
Continue reading »One of the benefits of being friends is to have someone you can trust, share your news (good and bad), and seek support. But sometimes […]
Continue reading »In difficult times, we often find ourselves leaning towards one dominant emotion, even when another might be more “logical.” For example, your default emotion might […]
Continue reading »After months and months of incessant bad news, we all feel overwhelmed and look for ways to release our stress and focus. Have you thought […]
Continue reading »Depression is one of those illnesses that makes it nearly impossible to just get out of bed, let alone do all the necessary things in […]
Continue reading »Grief is a natural reaction to loss , from the death of a loved one to divorce, sudden financial stability, or the end of a […]
Continue reading »In times of stress, people tend to react in one of two ways : either by over-functioning or by activating maximum speed to solve all […]
Continue reading »There are many misconceptions about what it is like to live with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. This phrase can bring to mind the image of […]
Continue reading »It’s natural to wonder if your therapist likes you, but according to Sean Grover , a Manhattan-based writer and psychotherapist who spoke with Lifehacker, “making […]
Continue reading »Many men are haunted by social expectations of being men . This is the reason many guys abandon therapy, letting their emotional struggles bubble beneath […]
Continue reading »Recovering from an injury is difficult whenever it happens. However, if adversity occurs in childhood, it can be especially difficult to overcome. Unlike adults, children […]
Continue reading »Not everyone who needs help will ask for it, and not everyone who asks for help will do the same. Sometimes what we call a […]
Continue reading »Children who experience “parentification” are children who have to grow up too quickly because they are expected to take on the role of parents of […]
Continue reading »Depression is associated with harsh weather, but melancholy is not always associated with the cold season. In fact, seasonal affective disorder (SAD) affects more than […]
Continue reading »Many of us will need therapy at one time or another to get through difficult times. However, therapy is not a universal category, and not […]
Continue reading »Stress and depression can look and feel very similar to each other. Some of the common symptoms for both include problems with sleeping, eating, concentrating, […]
Continue reading »By now, many of us have burned out. In addition to the stresses of our health and safety, we had to worry about job loss, […]
Continue reading »My mind chirps constantly – and closing my eyes and breathing deeply does not lead to tranquility, let alone approaching bliss. Rather, it is when […]
Continue reading »Are you constantly running late despite your best intentions and efforts? Do you regularly lose track of time? A condition known as temporary blindness can […]
Continue reading »In an ideal world, it would be easy to separate our mistakes from our personality, but in reality it is rarely an easy task. Everyone’s […]
Continue reading »It can be easy to get bogged down in your own life, especially after a year of limited opportunities to connect in person. Surviving a […]
Continue reading »Crying is often seen as a sign of weakness and even a sign of something to be ashamed of. But let’s continue to normalize crying, […]
Continue reading »Despite our best efforts, most of us from time to time find ourselves in situations (some people more often than others) that require us to […]
Continue reading »Whether we realize it or not, we are constantly trying to influence our future memories. It could be something as simple as leaving yourself a […]
Continue reading »Even before the COVID-19 pandemic, there were countless people across the country who, for various reasons, could not get the mental health care they needed. […]
Continue reading »The fear of failure makes sense. We’ve all experienced failure at some point, realized it wasn’t good, and worry about feeling it again. But our […]
Continue reading »Music can be a powerful mood elevator by releasing dopamine , improving our outlook, relieving stress , helping us focus, and motivating us at the […]
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