Archive for Depression-Bipolar
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There’s no denying that we’re living in uncertain times when it comes to the economy. The COVID-19 pandemic took a toll on the workforce of the country, and while things are slowly getting back to normal, not everything has bounced (more…)
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Most of us associate vitamin D with spending enough time in the sun. It’s a fat-soluble vitamin that helps your body retain calcium, reduce inflammation, and potentially reduce cancer cell growth.
However, in short supply, vitamin D is also often (more…)
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Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is a neurological condition. As the name implies, it can impact a person’s ability to stay calm and focused. Bipolar, on the other hand, is a mood-based disorder. Its hallmark involves manic and depressive episodes. They sound (more…)
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Studies have shown that stay-at-home mothers work the equivalent of 2.5 full-time jobs. No matter how many little ones you have at home, there’s always an endless list of things to do, places to go, and people to take care (more…)
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When most people think of depression, young people like kids and teens likely aren’t the first groups that come to mind. However, the number of kids and teens struggling with depression might surprise you.
A nationwide survey found that 44% (more…)
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You’re mentally and physically exhausted.
It’s been a struggle to find the motivation to do anything lately. Getting out of bed, going to work, or even hanging out with friends or family seems like it requires more energy than usual. (more…)
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The symptoms of burnout and depression can appear to be very similar. Both conditions take a toll on your mental health, cause you to feel physically exhausted, and decrease your desire to do the activities you love.
However, the treatment (more…)
Posted by Brittani Rable
In the modern day and age, we are surrounded by news, information, videos, and images like we have never been before. We cannot escape the affairs of the world, which can make you feel rather anxious and hopeless.
One of (more…)
Posted by Brittani Rable
Persistent depressive disorder is a type of complex mood disorder. It was once referred to as dysthymia, but is now commonly known as PDD.
When someone suffers from persistent depressive disorder, they may experience the usual symptoms and feelings associated (more…)
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Sometimes depression doesn’t show up alone. There are conditions that frequently come with it. You may have multiple mental health concerns at once or a physical condition occurring at the same time as your depression. These are known as comorbid (more…)