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Informative documents and pamphlets from DBSA on Bipolar Disorder, Depression. […]

The Electroshock Quotationary® Leonard Roy Frank, Editor Publication date: June 2006 Copyright © 2006 by Leonard Roy Frank. All Rights Reserved. Dedicated to everyone committed to ending the use of electroshock everywhere and forever The […]

The Rescuer Becomes the Tormentor

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Something was terribly wrong with me when I allowed him to practice unsafe sex with me, later finding out I had caught an STD. When I questioned him about it, he announced that “everyone has that! Don’t make a big deal about it. I got it from the ocean”. He’d get angry when I questioned further about how he really got it. […]

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Many people think nostalgia is about fondness and longing for the past. New research suggests it’s actually a signal about what’s missing right now in the present.

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Psychologist Bibb Latané argued that social influence works a lot like gravity: The closer, stronger, and more numerous the people around us are, the more power they have to shape what we think, feel, and do. This is why.

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When we feel as if we're performing our daily life, instead of living comfortably within it, the result can be exhaustion, alienation, or hypervigilance. Here are three keys to changing all that.

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We may not rely on animals to grow our food or provide transportation as we once did, but they are no less important for our well-being. This is why.

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