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WHAT HELPS AND WHAT HURTS

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When Someone You Care about Has Depression or Bipolar Disorder What Helps What Hurts I understand you have a real illness and that’s what causes these thoughts and feelings. It’s all in your head. I […]

Finding a Mental Health Professional

May 29, 2015 Comments Off

A Personal Guide We’ve been there. We can help. If you or someone you know is experiencing mood swings, persistent sadness or anxiety, or having trouble sleeping or eating, you might have decided it’s time to […]

Robin Williams and the Mask of Humor

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The first-hand recollections of Williams appearing all over the internet today recall not only his humor but also his cocaine and alcohol addictions, as well as his pain and depression. In many ways, Williams is the modern-day, real-life Richard Cory, a tragic reminder that appearances can be deceiving and that even humor—especially humor—can be used as a mask that shields both the wearer and those around him, from the pain underneath.

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Myers-Briggs categories are roughly as useful as astrology for predicting life outcomes. Here’s why we still can't look away.

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What happens when a wife earns more than her husband? Research suggests attitudes toward female breadwinners are shaped by culture and gender norms—and that emotional support at home can be just as important as income, explains @WendyPatrickPhD.

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When tensions rise on a team, people may shut down, blame others, or lose sight of the bigger goal. Three things can help teams move forward: compassion, clear communication, and a return to shared commitments.

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Most people think of happiness as a feeling that evaporates much too soon. It doesn't have to be. The habits you adopt can play a huge role in finding steady, sustainable happiness. Start with these.