April 2018 – DBSA San Gabriel Valley

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“A Beautiful Blinding Darkness”

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I saw you smile, I heard you laugh for the first time today. Your radiance, ravishing, a hurricane enraged with joy, always raging, estranged from me, and your laughter and your grinning and your […]

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Suicidal people suffer from inner turmoil that leaves them feeling isolated and hopeless. Many people who struggle with suicidal tendencies fail to seek the help they so desperately need. The majority of suicidal people do not want to die; they just want to stop the pain. Suicide prevention starts with the sufferer recognizing the warning signs and admitting that they have a problem. Family and friends should also pay close attention to these warning signs to ensure the sufferer finds the help they need. Simply talking about suicidal thoughts and feelings can help save a life. […]

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"No amount of love or effort can force someone else to heal. And when we try, we don't just stall our own growth—we stay stuck in the role of the caretaker, the hero, or even the enabler, repeating a pattern we swore we'd break."

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The science of happiness has identified many counterintuitive findings. One of them is this: A good life doesn’t always feel good. That insight and others can help you live your best life.

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Chronic illness is both common and largely invisible to the outside world. Here’s how a person can move forward with hope about their treatment while still accepting their limitations in the present.

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One of the most appealing ideas in psychology is that several distinct kinds of intelligence exist and that we are all mosaics of different kinds of smart. How much do you know about all the ways people can be smart? Take this quiz to find out.

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Month: April 2018

“A Beautiful Blinding Darkness”