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Men and Depression

November 17, 2017 0

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.

PTSD

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PTSD & Parkinson’s Disease: Longer Version

How cortisol can affect the hippocampus, amyglada,damage neurons, synapses and dendrites, etc. The link between emotional trauma and Parkinson’s.

Introduction to Depression and Bipolar Depression

October 2, 2017 1

Bipolar disorder is a treatable medical illness marked by extreme changes in mood, thought, energy and behavior. It is also known as manic depression because a person’s mood can alternate between mania and depression. This change in mood (or “mood swing”) can last for hours, days, weeks or even months.

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It's only human to be self-critical when things go wrong but it's more productive to focus on the lessons we can learn from it, starting with these.

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Gaslighting causes you to doubt and second-guess your own reality. A simple response—“I remember this differently”—can help you stay grounded without getting pulled into the fight.

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All relationships have ups and downs, but individuals high in one personality trait are more likely to view them negatively, making a marriage less of a safe space and, often, leading to its end.

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Highly sensitive children aren’t “overreacting”—they’re experiencing the world more intensely. When parents lead with calm connection and then offer guidance, these kids can learn to handle big emotions without shutting down.