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Mental health conditions are often more complicated than people realize. Unfortunately, that can sometimes make them difficult to diagnose and treat properly, especially when you have coexisting conditions with similar symptoms.
For example, it’s not uncommon for someone with an (more…)
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The impact of depression affects people differently. But, as one of the most prominent mental health issues across the globe, there’s no denying it can wreak havoc on your quality of life.
So, it should come as no surprise that (more…)
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Some psychological terms have been used incorrectly for so long that it’s easy to forget what they really mean. For example, “psychotic” is casually used to describe someone who behaves in a way we don’t like. In reality, it’s part (more…)
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Chronic depression and low self-esteem are intrinsically linked. While they are not one and the same, people with depression often grapple with reduced self-worth and a lack of confidence. If you’ve felt depressed for a long period of time, it (more…)
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Depression can make you feel like you’re living with a constant cloud hovering over your head. During this time, seeing the light at the end of the tunnel and even within yourself can be difficult.
Depression and low self-esteem go (more…)
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The transition from summer into fall and winter is often associated with the holiday trifecta of Thanksgiving, Christmas, and the new year. There’s the joy of time spent with loved ones. You get your fill of lights, holiday decorations, and (more…)
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You might be wondering, “What exactly is depression?” It’s more than just feeling blue. Depression can affect your mood, interests, and daily life to varying degrees. From persistent sadness to seasonal shifts, there are different types of depression. Understanding these (more…)
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Borderline personality disorder (BPD) and bipolar disorder share some symptoms, but they are distinct conditions. While both can involve mood swings and impulsive behavior, BPD primarily affects self-image and interpersonal relationships.
Bipolar disorder, a mood disorder, causes extreme highs and (more…)
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Depression is often thought of as simply a mental health condition. While that is technically a true statement, depression should be considered more of a whole body condition.
Depression starts with a chemical imbalance in your brain, triggering a variety (more…)
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War’s impact on mental health extends far beyond conflict zones. Following a global pandemic that already strained our psychological well-being, many find themselves struggling with anxiety and stress from afar.
This phenomenon stems from our brain’s innate threat-detection system, which (more…)