The beginning of the year is often associated with high expectations of happiness and enthusiasm to find joy and contentment. But these feelings can create emotions on the opposite end of the spectrum depending on a person’s circumstances. Depression between Christmas and the New Year can be a major problem for many who find themselves…
Top 10 Signs of Bipolar Disorder and How to Get Help
Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition characterized by significant mood swings, including emotional highs and lows. Most people with this condition, also known as manic depression, are usually diagnosed in their twenties as symptoms start appearing. Dealing with the signs of bipolar disorder can be overwhelming, and it is important to get help as…
Impact of COVID-19 on Anxiety: Situational Anxiety vs Anxiety Disorder
The years 2020 and 2021 have been ones we will never forget, as so many lives were turned upside down with the mention of a new virus: COVID-19. The changes that occurred brought a new way of life where you couldn’t watch the news, get on social media sites, or drive down the street without…
Healthy Coping Skills for PTSD
It is common to experience intense responses, including stress, anxiety, flashbacks, or insomnia after experiencing traumatic events. There are many types of incidents that could cause PTSD, including car accidents with injuries, physical and emotional abuse, or observing a violent situation. These symptoms can be overwhelming, and finding tools to help in the healing process…
Why Do We Get Depressed Around the Holidays?
Even though the holidays are meant to bring happiness and excitement, some may find themselves dealing with sadness and overwhelm instead. As many people struggle with seasonal depression during the year, it’s important to understand what this condition is, what causes it, and how to cope with depression during the holidays. What is Seasonal Depression?…
Coping with Social Anxiety Disorder During the Holidays & Beyond
The holiday season is an exciting time of year filled with family, friends, gift-giving, and fun activities. While these events generally bring joy, it can be difficult for people with social anxiety disorder during the holidays. Since there are so many large gatherings around the holiday season, socially anxious individuals may need additional support and…
How to Help a Loved One with Bipolar Disorder When They Refuse Treatment
Do you have a friend or family member who is declining care or treatment for their bipolar disorder? Read through this guide to learn more about what this mental health condition is, why your loved one may be refusing treatment, and what you can do to help them. What is Bipolar Disorder? As a significant…
What Causes a Mental Breakdown? Signs, Symptoms, & Recovery
More than one out of every four adults may experience a mental breakdown during their lifetime. These emotional experiences can be very difficult to manage, often leading to severely negative thoughts. In this guide, we’ll share more about what causes a mental breakdown and how to help someone who is struggling. What is a Mental…
Helping Your Teenager Cope with Psychological Trauma
Psychologically traumatic events occur in all of our lives, but some happen to inexperienced youth who are ill-equipped to handle the emotions that come with it. Understanding the effects of this trauma, the symptoms associated with it, and the best methods of treatment are vital in helping teens overcome the adverse impact it can have…
Resources for Veterans with PTSD
It is common for most people to associate post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) with the men and women who serve in the military. Due to the nature of their work and unfortunate experiences, many traumatic and distressing memories can have a negative impact on them months or even years later. The first signs of PTSD in…
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