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The Best Ways To Support Someone With Psychosis
Understanding a little about psychosis and its symptoms can help you deal with it in the best way possible. The more you understand the easier it will be to support a loved one, and more importantly, keep them safe.
How To Cope With Grief In A Healthy Way
Grieving is not forgetting, and grief is not only sadness. Healthy grieving allows us to remember our loss and accept it peacefully, without intense emotional pain.
Myths About Addiction and Recovery
There is a lot of misinformation in circulation about addiction and recovery. The end result is that people with a substance abuse problem simply don’t receive the treatment they need.
Common Causes Of Depression In Older Adults
Feeling sad or down every once in a while is a normal part of life, and it can happen to anyone. However, older adults have a higher risk of experiencing clinical depression.
Cocaine Use Can Negatively Affect Your Mental Health. Here’s How.
Not only is regular use of cocaine potentially deadly, but it can also affect a person’s mental health due to how the drug changes a person’s brain.
What Is Existential Therapy and How Does It Help Treat Anxiety?
This form of talk therapy can help you deal with anxiety, manage depression, and find purpose while defying the seeming meaninglessness of life without focusing on the past as in other forms of therapy.
Signs, Symptoms, and Side Effects Of Amphetamine Addiction
Amphetamine abuse symptoms are more far-reaching than many people may realize, and the signs are both physical and psychological.
Similarities and Differences Between ADHD and Borderline Personality Disorder
Many people unfamiliar with each disorder’s specifics believe there is a link or overlap between ADHD and borderline personality disorder. That’s why we want to take the time to analyze both disorders.
4 Types Of Medications That Are Commonly Abused
While people once thought that all prescribed medications were safe, we now know that is not true if the drug is not taken as directed or if it is taken by someone for whom it was not prescribed.
Does OCD Go Away?
Unfortunately, no cure will eliminate a person’s OCD. However, treatment can help significantly reduce the signs and symptoms for many people.