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Is Online Therapy Effective?

September 3, 2013 impiou5 Comments Off

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

SGV Depression and Bipolar Support

September 26, 2017 Comments Off

More than 20 million American adults live with depression, or an estimated 10% of the U.S. population. 2.3 million live with bipolar disorder. If you’re suffering from bipolar disorder or depression, you’re simply not alone. In women ages 40-59, 1 in 4 are now taking antidepressants.

So what can you do? One key tool with remarkable efficacy are support groups, and there’s a real science behind this. It is a means to deal with a largely genetic condition by creating an environment that changes gene expression. […]

Living words of a dead poet

December 20, 2017 0

The leaves have been blowing in the wind And i have missed much of natures beauty Contemplating my life and where it should be going Catch your breath and do
But i didn’t listen
I was caught up in the future as well as the past
Just not in the present where i should have been living
Treat each day like its your last […]

Facilitator Support Meeting Protocols

August 15, 2013 Comments Off

DBSA recommends that we begin each group by reviewing these facilitator support meeting protocols and guidelines to help participants learn and commit to the group standards. Share the air. Everyone who wishes to share has […]

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We hear a lot about exercising our bodies to age well. But keeping your mind active may be just as important—and one of the simplest ways to do that is by getting lost in a good book.

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Feeling like you don't have a thing to wear may seem shallow or trivial, but research suggests that's far from the truth. Here's why it may be a sign of much deeper concerns.

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If we want to understand sexual well-being among older adults, we need to look at more than just biology. We also need to consider psychological factors such as subjective age. This is why, by @JustinLehmiller

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Feeling defective is one of the most common wounds people carry. The root isn’t weakness—often, it’s a childhood environment that demanded too much or gave too little. Here are three patterns that could explain what you feel. Read more 👇

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