Facts You Need to Know About Depression
Learn about the common symptoms of depression and what factors may put you at higher risk.
Learn about the common symptoms of depression and what factors may put you at higher risk.
PTSD may develop after being the victim of physical harm, witnessing physical harm or knowing a loved one who suffered physical harm. In order to be diagnosed a person must have one re-experiencing symptom, at least three avoidance symptoms and at least two hyperarousal symptoms. Continue reading to learn more about each symptom.
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a subtype of major depressive disorder and most people with this disorder notice symptoms starting in fall and continuing into winter. These symptoms will start and stop around the same time each year.
Anxiety is your body’s natural reaction to stressful and uncertain situations, it is your body telling you to stay alert and protect yourself. Everybody experiences some form of everyday anxiety but when it gets out-of-hand you could be suffering from anxiety disorder.
Seeking out help for mental health may not always seem easy depending on your condition and surroundings. To help ease your mind, here are 8 myths debunked about seeking help for mental health therapy.
Being diagnosed with, treated for and then surviving cancer can be a challenging experience, both physically and emotionally. Dr. Stacey Feuer shares insights and ways survivors can mentally thrive in survivorship.