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Is Online Therapy Effective?

September 3, 2013 Comments Off

Does internet, or email therapy really work, and is it as good as traditional therapy?

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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.

Treatment Technologies for Mood Disorders

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Treatment for depression and bipolar disorder usually includes four elements: talk therapy, medication, peer support, and a personal wellness plan. Sometimes, though, these standard treatments don’t help… or don’t help enough. As a result, researchers are turning to new technologies in search of more effective treatments.

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"Suffering deserves acknowledgment. But identity built around victimhood—particularly when paired with the entitlement and low empathy characteristic of narcissism—may perpetuate the very interpersonal harm it claims to protest."

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What if the most meaningful gifts in your life are the ones that make you uncomfortable or anxious? Discover five essential experiences that deepen your thinking and widen your perspective.

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Ever feel like you’re giving more than you get in a relationship? New research reveals why manipulative partners make us doubt ourselves—and how you can spot the warning signs, writes @swhitbourne

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The skills that help you succeed—quick thinking and confidence—may be hurting your listening. New research explains why leaders and high-achievers often miss what matters most in conversation.