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A year into the coronavirus pandemic, people have become overwhelmed with new information, strict health measures, family life, and long …
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Anyone can feel down on the dumps, especially with the current state of the world. But depression can become a …
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All of your experiences in life will contribute to your way of thinking. Your habits, rest, and social activities will …
It’s not enough to keep kids clothed, fed, and in school. As parents, there are hundreds of things to look …
Taking Care of Your Child’s Health: What You Must Look Out For Read More »
Men are more prone to developing mental illnesses due to several factors that range from society pressuring them to act …
Is It All in the Mind? Don’t Ignore These Mental Health Red Flags Read More »
These past few months have seen the world turn its head in an instant. Almost everyone has been left struggling …
Life is short, but it can become much quicker if you work with an inept, toxic, or clock-watching boss. Employees …
Clock-Watching Bosses Can Harm Your Mental Health—Even in a Pandemic Read More »
Mental disorders affect one in four people worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. While treatments are widely available, especially for …
How to Encourage Your Loved One to Get Mental Health Treatment Read More »
Helping a senior family member transition to assisted livings requires as much work from the family as it does from …
The Ideal Timeline to Help Seniors Transition to Assisted Living Read More »
Data show 322 million people live with depression worldwide. In the US, 15.7 million people ages 18 and older had …
