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Do Natural Antidepressants Work?

In recent years, conversations around mental health have become more open, and with that openness comes curiosity—especially about alternatives to traditional medication. One question people often ask is: Do natural antidepressants actually work? For teens and adults struggling with depression, anxiety, or emotional instability, the idea of a “natural” mood booster can sound appealing. Supplements, […]
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Anhedonia Test, Symptoms + Treatment

Have you ever noticed that the things you used to enjoy—music, sports, spending time with friends—don’t feel the same anymore? You might laugh less, feel detached, or go through the motions without real excitement. This sense of emotional “numbness” could point to anhedonia, which means the inability to feel pleasure in things that once brought […]
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Is PTSD A Disability?

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, or PTSD, is a mental health condition that develops after someone experiences or witnesses a traumatic event. While many people associate it with military combat, PTSD can affect anyone — including teens and adults — who have endured severe stress, violence, abuse, accidents, or other forms of trauma. For some, PTSD symptoms […]
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Is Anxiety A Disability?

Is Anxiety A Disability? Anxiety is one of the most common mental health conditions in the world — affecting millions of people across all ages. For some, anxiety manifests as occasional worry or stress. For others, it can be so overwhelming that it interferes with work, school, relationships, and even basic daily tasks. This often […]
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Is Self-Harm Addictive?

Self-harm is one of the most misunderstood behaviors among teens and young adults. While it’s often associated with emotional pain, trauma, or mental health struggles, many people wonder — is self-harm addictive? The short answer is yes, self-harm can take on an addictive pattern that feels nearly impossible to stop without help. At The Meadowglade, […]
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