Feeling down, unmotivated, or lacking your usual spark is a common experience. However, when these feelings persist and significantly impact your daily life, they could be signs of depression. This
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Every relationship has ups and downs. Infidelity, lack of trust, financial issues, dissatisfaction, and unrealistic expectations, these issues are common in relationships. However, how partners handle them can either rekindle
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Depression is a severe condition that can affect your life in different ways. This disease goes beyond feeling sad and touches your thoughts, behavior, body, and mood. You may also
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As many as 1.2 million Americans, or approximately six out of every thousand, struggle with a condition called kleptomania. Kleptomania may serve as the driving force behind five percent of all
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Grief is a long, arduous journey and it rears its ugly head when we least expect it. It’s especially lonely and difficult after experiencing a loss, whether it’s of a person, place, or possession, and can catch you unawares.
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Here is how anger takes a toll on your health;
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Raising teens is a feat in and of itself. Dealing with mood swings, and hormones, and curious semi-adults who are exploring the world around them and coming into their own isn’t easy.
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Resisting the urge to drink again is something recovering alcoholics find themselves experiencing occasionally or even frequently.
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Have you ever noticed how a certain topic, behavior, setting, or even a person evokes a strong emotional response within you? Suddenly, you find yourself feeling a variety of uncomfortable emotions that you’re unsure how to process.
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If you wish to help a loved one with depression, here’s how to do so;
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The COVID-19 pandemic hasn’t been easy on anyone. It has led to excessive anger and frustration and has even given birth to a new kind of rage altogether.
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The prospect of starting a new job is often as anxiety-inducing as it is exciting. Pre-work jitters are common and may last for a couple of days or even weeks into the new job.
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