What is Bipolar Disorder and How Can It Be Treated? Bipolar Disorder is tricky. It is hard to diagnose because the symptoms mirror many depressive disorders and because of this, many patients receive an incorrect diagnosis when first seeing their psychiatrists. Sometimes it can take a professional more than three visits to properly diagnose someone […]
Therese Borchard Writes About Dealing With Depression on a Daily Basis Therese Borchard is dealing with depression on a daily basis. She decided that instead of hiding her emotions and thoughts, she would put them on display for the public to see. Dealing with depression is no easy task. Depression never truly goes away. It
11 Signs to Help You Spot Concealed Depression Depression is a serious issue that often goes unseen. Concealed depression is when someone is conditioned to deal with their inner thoughts and demons in a way that does not make them visible. They bottle up all of their thoughts and emotions and put their fake smile
Soldiers Suffering Mental Health Problems Has Become a Hot Topic Across the United States Family members with deployed soldiers are more than excited when hearing their loved one is returning home from duty. The soldiers themselves are excited to return home and see their family and friends. This feeling has the soldier and his or
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Almost 44 Million Adults Developed a Mental Illness Last Year Mental illness, you hear the term, but what does it mean? This illness refers to a wide range of mental health conditions that affect your mood, thinking, and behavior. Examples of this illness include depression, anxiety disorders, schizophrenia, eating disorders, and addictive behaviors. Most people
Is Having a Nervous Breakdown Becoming Normal in Society? In the American society, you work hard for what you want. While this society standard has wavered in some respects, for the hard working American, this standard is something they live by. It is encouraged to be stressed. It is seen as a normal part of
When you or a loved one is seeking treatment for an addiction or when there are signs of a problem, it may be necessary to consider the possibility of a mental health disorder. Although a mental health disorder is not always a contributing factors to an addiction, it is a common factor that may be
“This study underscores the significance of the substance abuse risk for both boys and girls with childhood ADHD,” said psychiatry and psychology professor Brooke Molina.
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There is never one sole reason behind substance abuse.
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