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Not too long ago, Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) was considered separate from ADD (Attention-Deficit Disorder). They are now viewed as two manifestations of the same disorder. Technically, it’s Primarily Hyperactive and Impulsive ADHD and Primarily Inattentive ADHD (formerly called (more…)
To say we’re living in a digital world would be an understatement. Anyone can jump on a social media platform with something to say, a unique talent, or even a good “look” and become an influencer practically overnight. Nowadays, the (more…)
ADHD doesn’t look the same for everyone. Symptoms can vary, and can even change over time.
So, it’s important to be able to break down and understand the types of ADHD as much as possible. Doing so makes it easier (more…)
Taking care of your elderly parents is a noble and caring thing to do. It’s not always easy to see your parents’ physical health decline. However, seeing them struggle with their mental well-being can be just as devastating. Unfortunately, it’s (more…)
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Leave a Comment (0) →Chronic sorrow is just about as bad as it sounds. It refers to long-term sadness that typically occurs in waves. Most people who experience chronic sorrow are caregivers, parents of sick children, and the chronically ill.
While we tend to (more…)
Sand tray therapy is a popular modality under the umbrella of play therapy. It’s often used as a special type of therapy for kids. It’s beneficial for young minds because it allows them to express themselves without actually having to (more…)
Invisible disabilities are those that cannot be seen with the naked eye. It doesn’t mean they’re less impactful; it simply means they’re hidden. Examples of invisible disabilities include autism, autoimmune diseases, brain injuries, cancer, chronic pain and fatigue, arthritis, ADHD, (more…)
One of the common issues new parents run into is how to evenly and fairly work together. Evenly breaking up the responsibilities of parenting is one of the hardest parts of becoming a parent. So how you can find the (more…)
The human mind is infinitely complex. Integrative Therapy is a psychological approach that bears this reality in mind. Often called a “holistic” treatment, Integrative Therapy combines varied techniques and ideas from a wide range of options. Since each client has (more…)
If you’ve gone through a traumatic event, you may find yourself re-experiencing those emotions. At some point, avoiding triggers could become difficult or impossible. In those moments, it’s important you learn how to take care of yourself and prioritize your (more…)