Can sharing about a mental health disorder bring people together? There is one group on social media where it seems to be working. People are getting together and sharing their “depression meals” on Facebook. A depression meal is a combination of comfort foods for those who do not have the energy to cook a meal. […]
Category Archives: Mental Health
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Fitness expert Kevin Curry was suffering from depression after the loss of his job and his girlfriend. Just as Curry was about to end his life, he got a phone call from his counselor, who he had not spoken to in some time, and it saved his life. Curry was able to treat his depression […]
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If a friend told you “you need help,” how do you think you would react? Would you be touched someone cared — or would you be offended? Defensive? Deny, you have a problem? Sometimes the best of intentions can have unintended consequences. Being told that you need help may be interpreted as “there is […]
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In recovery, you learn the importance of setting boundaries to protect your mental and emotional health. Being successful in recovery requires healthy boundaries and learning how to uphold them. However, some individuals confuse boundaries with expectations, causing more hurt in their life than necessary. By defining the differences and learning their importance, you can live […]
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Bipolar disorder leads to extreme shifts in mood, energy, activity levels, and the ability to think clearly. Particular lifestyle and environmental factors can trigger a bipolar episode as well as stress response and management. Once you are aware of what triggers your anxiety, you can learn to have better control over it. What Stress Triggers […]
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While more famous people have been comfortable talking about their anxiety or depression, schizophrenia is still a mental health disorder people are afraid to talk about because of the troubling symptoms that follow. However, by learning about past historical figures and celebrities of today who have schizophrenia, you may feel less alone. John Nash Jr. […]
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Your body tends to respond to its thoughts; for example, if you think you are hungry, your stomach may start to growl. While depression is considered a mental health disorder, there are many ways that depression can affect our bodies physically. It is essential to be physically and mentally healthy, which starts with receiving treatment […]
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While there is no certainty of developing an addiction, there are risk factors that can increase your likelihood. One such risk factor is the presence of a mental health disorder, such as depression or anxiety. There are numerous causes that can lead to the development of addiction, such as familial dynamics, work-related stress, etc. Understanding […]
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Schizophrenia makes it hard to get through everyday tasks such as managing emotions, making decisions, thinking clearly, and interacting with people. It is tough to diagnose schizophrenia as there are currently no medical tests, and other mental health disorders can mimic the symptoms of schizophrenia. Luckily, there are several ways to determine whether or not […]
