Monthly Archives: August 2016

Mental disorders like depression, anxiety, OCD, and bipolar disorder all have warning signs. Find out what they are and when to get help. Everyone has good days and bad days — even good years and bad years — but you … Continue reading →

States may be trimming their mental health budgets, but you can still find psychological care that’s affordable and effective. From the maxed-out mom who finds comfort in a community support group to the recent retiree who needs help pinpointing the … Continue reading →

Find out how support from friends, family, and other sources can help prevent recurrences of mental health issues and give you the positive reinforcement you need. A strong support network can help ground you emotionally, and provide you with ideas … Continue reading →

If you’re feeling down most of the time and find yourself withdrawing from social activities, you may be facing mental health issues. It may be hard to reach out for help, but you may need emotional support to get better. … Continue reading →

People in debt are three times more likely to have a mental health problem than those not in debt, according to new research led by the University of Southamptom. With levels of debt increasing in the recent years, in light … Continue reading →

Depression and other mental health problems are common in men, but men often don’t receive proper diagnosis and treatment. Mental health in men is a serious issue. An estimated six million men in the United States suffer from depression, according … Continue reading →

Findings reflect need for improved psychological services, researcher says. TUESDAY, Sept. 27 (HealthDay News) — The number of Americans who say they suffer from mental health disabilities has jumped significantly over the past decade, a new study shows. Researchers from … Continue reading →

Apart from personality traits, people also tend to develop habitual modes and methods of managing stress and coping with upsetting emotions. By and large, these habitual methods do help people to manage and defuse stressful situations they find themselves in, … Continue reading →