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How to Support Someone Through Rehab
July 29, 2022

How to Support Someone Through Rehab

on Addiction, blog

Addiction and mental health challenges impact people in different ways. However, the emotional effects of these illnesses are not limited to the person who suffers from symptoms. The person’s actions (whether intentional or unintentional) can, and often do, filter down to their loved ones and friends. When you abuse alcohol or drug or experience certain […]

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Is There Such A Thing As A Cure for Eating Disorders?
July 15, 2022

Is There Such A Thing As A Cure for Eating Disorders?

on blog, Disorder

Eating disorders are mental health conditions that affect the lives of millions of Americans of all ages. Despite the opinions of some, eating disorders are not a struggle that is “voluntary” or “in the head” of the person suffering from medical and mental health symptoms. The statistics from the National Association of Anorexia Nervosa and […]

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What Causes Postpartum Depression?
June 24, 2022

What Causes Postpartum Depression?

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For many women, pregnancy and childbirth are amazing and life-changing experiences. Your body and mind experience many changes during pregnancy and the days and weeks following childbirth. For some, these changes can lead to depression. Often, postpartum depression symptoms resolve within a few days after birth. However, some women experience pervasive and painful symptoms that […]

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5 Things to Know About Dangerous Eating Disorders
June 10, 2022

5 Things to Know About Dangerous Eating Disorders

on Addiction, blog, Disorder

Statistics provided by the National Eating Disorder Association estimate that approximately thirty million people in the United States suffer from an eating disorder. Worldwide that number is more than double. The problem with statistics on eating disorders is they are often inaccurate. This is because many sufferers do not come forward and speak to a […]

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How to Spot the Signs of Rumination
May 27, 2022

How to Spot the Signs of Rumination

on blog, Disorder, Uncategorized

Rumination disorder or rumination syndrome is widely misunderstood. Because rumination disorder is quite rare, many people do not understand its symptoms. Rumination syndrome is a type of feeding and eating disorder. Rumination disorder is a familiar condition in babies and individuals with developmental disabilities. However, it can occur in anyone, regardless of age. Signs and […]

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Acute Stress Disorder vs. PTSD: What’s the Difference?
May 20, 2022

Acute Stress Disorder vs. PTSD: What’s the Difference?

on blog, Disorder

Many people are familiar with post-traumatic stress disorder. However, another diagnosis connected to trauma, acute stress disorder, is not as well known. Both post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and acute stress disorder (ASD) develop from trauma. One can develop either condition after witnessing traumatic events in their community, witnessing a traumatic event involving a loved one, […]

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3 Symptoms of Body Dysmorphia Among Young Adults
April 22, 2022

3 Symptoms of Body Dysmorphia Among Young Adults

on blog, Disorder

Body image struggles occur for people of all ages and genders. In today’s social media and technology-focused environment, it is easy to look at others online and on television and aspire to look like someone else. This desire is often fueled by a perceived defect in one’s own physical appearance. This describes the symptoms of […]

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Common Eating Disorders Among Young Adults
April 8, 2022

Common Eating Disorders Among Young Adults

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Not so long ago, the struggles faced by someone with an eating disorder went largely unnoticed. Many people in society, including some within the medical and mental health communities, viewed eating disorders as a choice or a voluntary ailment. It was not until relatively recently that research proved eating disorders were dangerous mental health conditions […]

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What Constitutes a Manic Episode?
March 25, 2022

What Constitutes a Manic Episode?

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Most people understand bipolar disorder as a mood disorder with two primary symptoms: manic episodes and depressive episodes. While there are different bipolar diagnoses, each experiences mania, and depression to varying degrees. The intensity and severity of the emotional highs and lows you experience with bipolar disorder will vary based on your specific diagnosis. Despite […]

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What It Means to Romanticize Mental Illness
March 18, 2022

What It Means to Romanticize Mental Illness

on blog, Disorder

Over the last half-century, the push to destigmatize mental illness has led to increasing coverage about mental health across many outlets. Today it is possible to find online articles, reference tools, podcasts, televisions shows, and even documentaries about the evolving face of mental health. Yet, with the good also comes the bad.  For decades, horror […]

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