Being in a college is like being in a different world where you are completely on your own. Not everyone is comfortable or ready to enter that world and can feel intense moments of anxiety as a result. It is important not to let your feelings of homesick stay with you and to use college […]
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Depression and addiction very often coincide with one another, and for many of us, we are struggling with both at the same time. Working to heal our depression can work wonders for our addiction recovery. There is no magic solution to healing depression, and just like each of us has so many different experiences and
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Going back to school is hard in that each new school year presents academic and social challenges. It can make students never want to get out of bed knowing what awaits them. It is important for parents to never give their kids reasons to be scared to go to school and to be able to
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You may have seen the signs of a student with self-inflicted marks on their body and feel like it is not your place to get involved. The truth is that as long as those students are in your classroom, it is your responsibility to ensure that your students are in good health both physically and
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Thanksgiving is known as a time for celebrating not only gratitude but also our special bonds with family and friends. Many of us are grieving losses, and because the holidays are associated with spending quality time with loved ones, we can feel the pain of our grief that much more acutely this time of year.
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Developing emotional resilience requires that we change our perspective – on ourselves, on our addictions, on life in general. Many of us have been conditioned to strive for perfection, and we’re taught that anything less than perfect is wrong and unlovable. We think of our challenges as burdens, and we run from difficulty. This mentality
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We may just viewed people who are depressed as young people who are dealing with the stresses of school or finding a job or supporting their family. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, more than two million people ages 65 and older have some form of depression. It is important that depression is
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Having depression is a serious mental illness. You could be depressed for one particular reason, a variety of reasons, or maybe you do not even know yourself. It is important to find out what the trigger is to your depression so that you know what to tell a therapist when you go into treatment. Depression
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There are people with anxiety and depression who cut themselves as a way of feeling a sense of control that they feel they cannot get any other way. It may seem like an act that is hard to understand if you have never felt the urge to self-harm. On July 3rd, Shirley Manson, the lead
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Anxiety is an intense feeling of fear and worry. There are certain personality traits that are linked with anxiety. It does not necessarily mean that you for sure have anxiety but if any of these traits have been bothering you and taking over your life, it is best to see a therapist to get an
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