March 2013 – DBSA San Gabriel Valley

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Domestic Violence Resources

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Information and resources on domestic violence. […]

Child Mania Survey

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The Child Mania Rating Scale (CMRS) is a parent screening instrument for mania, based on DSM-IV symptoms. […]

Men deal with depression in different ways. They tend to keep feelings to themselves. Many try to cope with their symptoms in unhealthy ways, including excessive use of alcohol or drugs, violent outbursts, dangerous activities or burying themselves in work. […]

ECT

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The hallmark of clinical depression is diminished capacity, so a patient often has no qualms about making self-destructive or life- altering decisions in hopes of relief. […]

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Your hunger for food and your craving for drugs might have more in common than you think. Cutting-edge studies reveal a single biological pathway shapes both. The secret link? Messages from your gut to your brain. Read more 👇

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What if impulsive behavior isn't really about a lack of self-control? For many people with borderline personality disorder, it starts with the beliefs they hold about themselves—and testing those beliefs can be the first step toward changing them.

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If you laugh when your partner has a minor mishap, what does that say about your relationship? It may not mean you're insensitive. It could simply mean you feel secure enough to laugh together at life's little blunders.

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Sometimes, what we think of as compassion is actually an attempt to regulate our own discomfort. There’s a better way to stay present when someone is opening up to you without burning out.

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Month: March 2013

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