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There is hope, even when your brain tells you there isn’t

“Turtles all the way down” by John Green “This book is certainly not about the turtles,” is something that the writer would love to let anyone who desires to pick this book up know. Turtles all the way Down is

Technology

Teletherapy & Telehealth: Introduction, Advantages, and Limitations

Technologies such as videoconferencing, the Internet, and others have the potential to provide better mental health information, more efficient and affordable mental health services, and more chances for the prevention of mental health illnesses. With regard to preferred modes of

Self Help

9 Tips to Deal with Post festive-Blues

The seasonal depression or anxiety that comes with the holidays is known as the “holiday blues.” These pressures—shopping, social gatherings, and the expectation of a wonderful holiday—can be taxing. Additionally, you might be missing loved ones or experiencing bad emotions

Awareness

It’s time to discuss Mental health issues among Men

Men’s Mental Health Men’s Mental Health is an interestingly emerging topic of discussion lately among all the psychology and mental health professionals. You might have stumbled upon the question “Why is Men’s Mental Health important?” Or simply the phrase itself.

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Pseudodementia: Symptoms, Causes & Treatment

Pseudodementia, often called depressive pseudodementia, is a type of dementia that mimics other neurodegenerative dementias in appearance but is caused by another mental illness, often depression. Pseudodementia patients exhibit cognitive deficiencies or memory problems, with underlying psychiatric disorders being the

Education

12 Commonly Asked Questions about Depression

Depression is a common but serious disorder. The American Psychiatric Association and World Health Organization define depression as a mood disorder that involves intense feelings of sadness, irritability, emptiness, and hopelessness. A person loses interest in activities they once enjoyed.

Parenting

Impact of Hostile Parenting on Child’s Mental Health

The parent-child relationship acts as the foundation for a child’s emotional, social, and cognitive development. However, when this relationship is characterized by way of hostile parenting behaviors, inclusive of aggression, verbal abuse, and emotional detachment, the outcomes can be profound

Awareness

Suicide Awareness: Unveiling the Truth

Suicides never occur due to a single pinpointed cause. They are complex interfaces of physiological, psychological, economic, cultural, and societal factors. Each of them, moreover, inflicts psychological and emotional harm to the deceased’s family, peers and every other counterpart they

Entertain

8 Compelling Movies and TV Series That Explore Mental Health Themes

In the digital age, our lives are dominated by screens. Popular media not only entertains us, but also largely shapes our perceptions, influences our opinions, and reflects the collective understanding of issues. Amongst the numerous subjects that have been explored

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The Importance of Mental Health Awareness in Older Adults

Although mental health problems can arise at any stage of life, growing older is a significant risk factor for mental illness. Many older adults volunteer and work in society in addition to being connected to members of their families and