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Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

October 14, 2015 impiou5 Comments Off on Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt

Handbook for Recovery After a Suicide Attempt […]

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F*ck That: A Guided Meditation

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F*ck That: A Guided Meditation […]

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

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You don’t have to feel this way. There is help. You can cope with suicidal feelings and thoughts. They are not your fault and they do not have to continue. Don’t give in. Don’t lose hope. There is help. Call (800) 442-HOPE. […]

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Postpartum depression is not just “the baby blues,” a mild feeling of sadness after a baby is born that goes away on its own. If the “baby blues” don’t go away after 2 weeks, you could be suffering from postpartum depression, and should seek help. You need not feel ashamed of having an illness – or of any treatment you may need to feel better – any more than you would feel ashamed about having diabetes or asthma and taking medication to stay healthy. […]

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