You may have noticed that the world feels a bit like a dumpster fire these days. A dumpster fire in a nuclear waste facility. And yet, as a congenital optimist, I don’t see the chaos of our time as total ruin. It’s messy, yes—even catastrophic at times—but I also see signs of hope. Maybe even transcendence. A kind of spiritual composting is underway. Our task is to transform the toxic waste dump into the kind of ferment that nourishes new life, new beauty, new kinds of abundance. The ...| Martha Beck
What if there were a simple, natural way to find your people, move in harmony with them, and navigate chaos—without exhausting yourself? These days, if we just drift passively through the world, letting the chaos act upon us like a particularly aggressive leaf blower, we may end up becoming part of the mess. We absorb misinformation (mistaken information) and disinformation (deliberate lies). Worse, the people spreading those lies often attract massive attention and support—because of cou...| Martha Beck
Don’t get hypnotized by chaos—learn how to break free from anxiety with Martha Beck’s powerful strategies. Discover mindfulness, self-compassion, creativity, and connection as tools to regain clarity and peace.| Martha Beck
By Jennifer Fernandez Greensboro-based Cone Health is expanding its school-based telehealth program to offer remote mental health services for the first time. Students struggling with anxiety, depression or other mental or behavioral health issues can be connected to a therapist during the school day, said John Jenkins, medical director of Cone Health School-Based Care. The […] The post Cone Health adds remote therapy to school telehealth program appeared first on North Carolina Health News.| North Carolina Health News
The battle between hope questing vs doomscrolling defines our digital age. We’ve all been there. With the best intentions, we head to bed ready for a full eight hours of sleep. We go through our routine, crawl into bed, set the alarm (on our phones, of course), and notice a notification. We click on it […] The post Doomscrolling to Hope Questing: Digital Mental Health in 2025 appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Dating apps may dominate today’s dating scene, but let’s be real: users aren’t exactly thrilled with them. Instead of sparking joy, swiping often leaves users feeling drained, disappointed, and downright burned out. There’s even a name for it: “dating app burnout.” That’s the cycle of endless likes, swipes, and half-hearted messages that go absolutely nowhere, […] The post Dating App Burnout: How to Cope With Swiping Fatigue and Protect Your Mental Health appeared first on Goo...| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Do you really want to know how my August was?! *lol* It was quite the strange month because the first week I was still at work and busy af! Then I had two weeks off and in one of them we went on vacation and then I was back at work the last week and… Weiterlesen August Wrap-Up| The Sassy Library Fox
By Rahim Thawer, MSW, RSW, author of The Mental Health Guide for Cis and Queer Trans Guys When queer guys enter therapy, they often do so carrying familiar diagnoses—depression, anxiety,... READ MORE The post Beyond the DSM: How Social Determinants Shape Queer Guys’ Mental Health appeared first on New Harbinger Publications, Inc.| New Harbinger Publications, Inc
Those of us with ADHD and/or autism often have a tough time with restlessness and the need to stim. It’s one of the reasons we’re more likely to struggle with dematophasia and other body focused repetitive behaviors. If you’re a stimmer (or wanting to help someone who is) and looking for some really awesome fidgets […] The post The Savvy ADHDer’s Guide to the BEST Fidgets first appeared on Little Miss Lionheart.| Little Miss Lionheart
Ever since I can remember, I've had conversations with myself…out loud. Not always at top volume. Perhaps, at times, in a whisper. But definitely not just an inner monologue. Usually, I don't even realize I'm doing it until a good five minutes in. Sometimes it's an argument with a friend, but there are times it's just basic chitchat with a person who's very famous. It will go something like this: "Oh, thanks for asking, Oprah. My favorite sweater this season is the Dior cashmere. In fact, a...| Upworthy
Overthinking happens when your mind gets caught in loops of worry, replaying conversations, second-guessing decisions, or imagining every possible outcome. While everyone overthinks from time to time, for some people it becomes a constant, draining habit that makes even small choices feel overwhelming.| Simply Psychology
Discover why Sticky Grapes strain delivers the perfect balance of euphoric energy and relaxation without leaving you couch-locked. The post Sticky Grapes appeared first on Sativa University.| Sativa University
Rabat – According to a new report from the World Health Organization (WHO), more than one billion people now live with mental health disorders. Conditions such as anxiety and depression not only affect individuals and families but also weigh heavily on national economies, costing an estimated $1 trillion every year. The findings appear in two […] The post WHO: One Billion People Suffer from Mental Health Disorders appeared first on Morocco World News.| Morocco World News
On the first Tuesday of each month, from 4:00–6:00 p.m. Arizona time (except on holiday weekends), ACMI hosts a featured guest for a timely conversation on behavioral health. Following the presentation, attendees will engage in a discussion of current issues within the behavioral health system. We are pleased to welcome Medical Director Dr. Terry Vaughan […] The post ACMI’s Stakeholder Meeting: Viewpoint Dual Recovery Center- September 9th, 2025, 4-6 PM AZ time appeared first on Associa...| Association for the Chronically Mentally Ill (ACMI)
On the first Tuesday of each month from 4:00-6:00 p.m. Arizona time, except on holiday weekends, ACMI will feature a guest to discuss a relevant behavioral health topic. Following the speaker, attendees will engage in a discussion of current issues within the behavioral health system. We are pleased to share some survey results from a […] The post ACMI’s Stakeholder Meeting: Family & Caretaker Survey- August 5th, 2025, 4-6 PM AZ time appeared first on Association for the Chronically Menta...| Association for the Chronically Mentally Ill (ACMI)
On the first Tuesday of each month, from 4:00–6:00 p.m. Arizona time (except on holiday weekends), ACMI hosts a featured guest for a timely conversation on behavioral health. Following the presentation, attendees will engage in a discussion of current issues within the behavioral health system. We are pleased to welcome Medical Director Dr. Terry Vaughan […]| Association for the Chronically Mentally Ill (ACMI)
When your loved one goes to the emergency room (ER) with aggressive or agitated behavior, doctors may give medications to help keep them safe and calm. As an adult child or family member, it’s important to understand what these medications are, why they’re used, and what to expect when your loved one returns to the nursing home. The post When Your Loved One Goes to the ER appeared first on Encounter Telehealth.| Encounter Telehealth
If you or a loved one is struggling with depression or anxiety, you might have heard a doctor mention “SSRIs.” These medications — short for Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors — are among the safest and most commonly prescribed antidepressants for older adults.| Encounter Telehealth
Psychologist and coach Nick Wignall shares seven of his favorite journaling prompts and reflections questions to overcome perfectionism| Nick Wignall
If you feel caught up in difficult emotions and are looking for gentle guidance to find a settled space again, this week’s grounding meditation is just for you. The post 12-Minute Meditation: A Grounding Practice to Create Space in a Storm of Emotions appeared first on Mindful.| All Articles About Mindful Skills - from Mindful.org
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Missing school. Frequent visits to the emergency room. Spending days in bed. Feeling depressed. This was what Amelia’s life looked like after a sports injury left her in constant pain. Amelia, once a vibrant and active teenager, watched as her life, health, and schoolwork spiraled downwards. She eventually was diagnosed with amplified musculoskeletal pain syndrome…| Rady Children's Health
It’s right around the corner! The holiday season. This time of year can really dial up the pressure on already overextended parents. The urge to provide your family with a “perfect” holiday can wreak havoc on your well-being while entertaining, travel and gifting can also do a number on the wallet. “Balancing the excitement and…| Rady Children's Health
Back-to-school season can always feel a bit uncertain, but this year, kids and teens are facing a unique set of circumstances as many return to in-person learning for the first time since March 2020. “The majority of children have been expressing concerns about returning to school, whether it’s minor worry or more significant and impairing,”…| Rady Children's Health
Dr. Ashley Brummet answers a few questions on Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT). As a clinical psychologist at The Mental Health...| The Mental Health Collective
Imagine you have to immerse your hands in ice-cold or very hot water for three minutes. After the first few seconds, your brain will begin sending alarm signals warning you to remove your hands. However, women don’t react the same way as men to this sign of stress. A group of neuroscientists from the University […] La entrada Stress increases empathy in women but makes men more self-centered se publicó primero en Psychology Spot.| Psychology Spot
How Trauma Therapy Can Improve Your Life Beyond Symptom Reduction If you’re living with PTSD, you’ve probably wondered: Will I ever get better? Will therapy actually help me feel like myself again? These are important and valid questions. And while symptom relief is often the focus of PTSD treatment, there’s something else worth knowing—trauma-focused therapy […] The post Will I Recover from PTSD? appeared first on Clinical Psychology.| Clinical Psychology
In a world where businesses regularly engage with online feedback, it can seem odd when health professionals might choose to stay silent. But for psychologists in Australia, a new code of conduct comes into force December 2025. In the new code of conduct not responding to reviews is actually a matter of ethics and law. […] The post Why Psychologists at the Centre for Clinical Psychology Won’t Respond to Google Reviews appeared first on Clinical Psychology.| Clinical Psychology
Understanding Resilience in Psychology Resilience is often misconceived as merely a personal trait—one either has or does not have. However, current psychological and developmental research underscores that resilience is far more dynamic and multifaceted. Originally thought of as a static trait enabling individuals to withstand adversity from a singular traumatic event, resilience has now evolved […] The post What is Resilience: A Brief Outline appeared first on Clinical Psychology.| Clinical Psychology
A partial list of cannabis’s medicinal uses. The post 7 Diseases That Can Be Treated with Medical Marijuana appeared first on Cannabis Now.| Cannabis Now
An expert explains why vulnerability can feel scary, and how to break the pattern. The post “I Thought I Was Ready to Date Again, But I Keep Pulling Away. What’s Going On?” appeared first on Katie Couric Media.| Katie Couric Media
The beauty in the magic Are the things you can’t Not the ones you are seeing Therefore, understandable to the world But the hidden message Is there for you only to see And it’s easy to miss If you aren’t careful Alex| Mybookworld24
Teenagers today face more pressure than ever before. From academic expectations and social media to identity exploration and peer dynamics, adolescence is a challenging and formative time. As a result, mental health plays a critical role in shaping how teens function, relate, and thrive. So, how does mental health affect teens? The answer lies in […] The post How Does Mental Health Affect Teens? appeared first on Adolescent Wellness Academy.| Adolescent Wellness Academy
When a teenager is struggling with mental health challenges, parents are often faced with difficult decisions about where to seek help. Many start with therapy, school counselors, or pediatricians, but in some cases, these options are not enough. That’s when families may begin exploring child and adolescent psychiatry. So, what is child and adolescent psychiatry, […] The post What Is Child and Adolescent Psychiatry? appeared first on Adolescent Wellness Academy.| Adolescent Wellness Academy
When a teenager is struggling with anxiety, depression, mood swings, or behavioral challenges, families often explore different types of mental health support. Therapy is a common first step, but sometimes therapy alone is not enough. This is where a teen psychiatrist may become an essential part of the picture. But what exactly does a teen […] The post Interesting Facts About Teen Psychiatrists appeared first on Adolescent Wellness Academy.| Adolescent Wellness Academy
Learn how a psychiatrist can help your child with their mental health. Get expert pediatric psychiatric care with our mental health programs.| Adolescent Wellness Academy
Earlier this week I picked up my custom ankle foot orthosis (AFO). It’s not miraculously making me walk like I used to because I was bedridden for too long. But it has already made a huge difference in how much less energy I spend trying to get around. When I had the appointment Wednesday to […] The post My AFO is Punk AF appeared first on Emily Suess.| Emily Suess
Thoughts–Feelings–Behaviors Triangle Worksheets: Explore how thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are connected and constantly influence each other, and download your free CBT triangle worksheets for kids and teens (or adults!) to put the concept into practice right away. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) was first developed in the 1960s by psychiatrist Dr. Aaron Beck. While working with... The post Thoughts-Feelings–Behaviors Worksheet appeared first on Very Special Tales.| Very Special Tales
In our daily lives, many of us oscillate between what we imagine and what is real. This balance between fantasy and reality shapes our emotions, decisions, and overall happiness. Our dreams about life may conflict with everyday existence, affecting mood, stress, and well-being. This article explores fantasy versus reality psychology, affective forecasting, and the constructive […] The post Understanding Fantasy vs Reality Psychology: Affective Forecasting and the Role of Fantasy in Mental H...| Long Island Psychology
Even though I’m very aware this happens, this shockingly eye-opening article by Lydia Green is the best explanation I’ve heard…. I didn’t set out to shape the field of psychiatry. I was just a copywriter working in pharmaceutical advertising. But over time, I found myself at the center of a campaign that would help transform […] The post The marketing of Risperdal and how atypical antipsychotics became a multi-billion-dollar industry – a shockingly eye-opening article! appeared ...| everywomanover29 blog
“In the darkest moments I need to remind myself to keep looking up. Keep. Looking. Up.” #photography #mentalhealth #depression| Broken Light Collective
From performance anxiety to powerful mindset tools, Jeff Greenwald’s The Mental Edge for Young Athletes is here to help kids thrive in sports and beyond!| The Children's Book Review
If you feel that your morning coffee puts a spring in your step, science agrees. In the first large-scale real-world study of its kind, researchers have found that caffeine isn't just a stimulant but can significantly improve mood under certain conditions – especially in the morning.| New Atlas
Over the past year, a fascinating new trend has emerged in therapy: clients showing up with advice from AI. And not just surface-level tips, some people are having full-blown therapy-like sessions with AI tools such as ChatGPT, Woebot, and Wysa. The question “can AI be your therapist” is becoming increasingly common as people turn […] The post Can AI Be Your Therapist? The Truth About AI Mental Health appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Between high inflation rates, hiring freezes, tax rates, health complications, and more, life throws plenty of financial stressors at us, and it can be hard to make ends meet or save money. While managing your finances is important for your economic stability, it is also important for your overall well-being, as significant financial stress can […] The post Experiencing Financial Stress & Anxiety? Therapy Tips for Navigating Economic Hardship and Inflation appeared first on GoodTherapy.org ...| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Estimated reading time: 15 minutes Dear Dr. NerdLove,I'm in my thirties now and haven't dated since my early twenties. Some of that has just been life circumstances, some of it has been excuses using those life circumstances, but I've finally 'got' to the place I want to be, and now I just have to face the naked truth: I'm fucking terrified of relationships.It dates back to my main long-term relationship from my twenties. In retrospect, it basically followed a pattern of me trying to get her ...| Paging Dr. NerdLove
Back after two weeks, thanks for sticking around. These days I’m mostly busy with my first 1:1 training clients, who want to be (better) engineering managers; and thinking about how to organize and display the content I produce that’s scattered around the web under different| Péter Szász
Discover how anxiety disorder affects relationships and learn strategies to improve communication and strengthen your bonds.| Davenport Psychology
If I Knew the World Ended Tomorrow, I Would Plant an Apple Tree Today by Herakut in Berlin. — “Do not get lost in a sea of despair. Do not become bitter or hostile. Be hopeful, be optimistic. Never, ever be afraid to make some noise and get in good trouble, necessary trouble. We will […]| Dr. Gerald Stein
Poetry Friday is hosted today by Carol at Beyond Literacy Link. Are you enjoying retirement?Isn’t retirement fun? Questions I’ve heard nearly every day since retiring, but I haven’t settled into it…| Reflections on the Teche
College life is often romanticized as a time of freedom, friendships, and self-discovery. But behind the scenes, many students face intense stress and anxiety. From... The post How to Manage Anxiety in College: A Student’s Guide appeared first on Advantage Mental Health Center.| Advantage Mental Health Center
Exams can be a major source of stress for students of all ages. If you’re wondering how to reduce anxiety during exams, you’re not alone.... The post 5 Ways to Reduce Anxiety During Exams appeared first on Advantage Mental Health Center.| Advantage Mental Health Center
Finals week can feel like an emotional marathon—sleepless nights, endless caffeine, and the crushing weight of expectations. If you’re searching for how to survive finals... The post How to Survive Finals Week: 15 Science-Backed Strategies to Stay Calm & Crush Your Exams appeared first on Advantage Mental Health Center.| Advantage Mental Health Center
We offer expert therapy and counseling at Dr. Messina & Associates in Southlake and Flower Mound to help you break […] The post The Link Between Anxiety, Depression, and Sleepless Nights appeared first on Dr. Messina & Associates.| Dr. Messina & Associates
As I’m trying to figure out what I will do with my life in 4 months, once my year of volunteering in VCS will be over, I find myself doing a lot of self-reflections. What am I supposed to do with my life? Why is life so confusing? What is my place in the world? […]| VOICES
People commonly believe that soft toys exist only for children because they fill nursery shelves with colourful bears, and children use plush rabbits during their bedtime routines before bringing their stuffed companions to school for comfort. A hidden truth remains unacknowledged when people make this common assumption. A significant number of adults maintain their soft […] The post The Psychology Behind Soft Toys Attachment appeared first on Psychologs Magazine | Mental Health Magazine ...| Psychologs Magazine | Mental Health Magazine | Psychology Magazine | Self-Hel...
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OCD, anxiety, and depression often occur together, significantly affecting mental health. This article will explain their connection and provide strategies for managing these conditions. The… The post How Are Anxiety and OCD Related? appeared first on Connections Wellness Group.| Connections Wellness Group
Anxiety versus PTSD: what’s the difference? If you’re trying to understand these mental health conditions, you’ve come to the right place. This article dives into… The post Anxiety vs PTSD: Understanding the Key Differences appeared first on Connections Wellness Group.| Connections Wellness Group
Discover a comprehensive list of anti-anxiety medications, their uses, and potential side effects. Find the right treatment for anxiety today.| Conscious Health Center
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Authors: Michael M. Bivins EdD Mark Mitchell, DBA Founder and President of Pride and Strive Inc., Mount Laurel, NJ, USA. Editor's Note: The address information for the Corresponding Author has been updated. Corresponding Author: Michael M. Bivins, EdD, MS, One Academy Drive Daphne, AL 36526 Michael.bivins01@gmail.com 646-330-2157 Michael M. Bivins, EdD, is the founder and [...]| The Sport Journal
Here are 11 struggles all overthinkers can relate to that can help you understand what it means to be one, or that will sound familiar if you are one yourself.| Learning Mind
Various studies have found a link between social anxiety and high emotional intelligence, empathetic ability and IQ levels.| Learning Mind
If you wonder how to stop overthinking, you may want to consider the following solutions, which may sound obvious but are actually effective.| Learning Mind
According to a new study, anxious people have a huge advantage over others as their brains have a different reaction to danger, which could be life-saving.| Learning Mind
Originally posted in March, 2022 Guest post by Sarah VanMeter, LCSW Has the world felt like it turned upside down over the last couple of years? You’re not alone. Many people are grappling with the impact of the pandemic, civil unrest, political tensions, inflation, and more. The stress has created an increase in depression, anxiety, […] The post How to Find a Therapist: 5 Steps appeared first on Life Care Wellness.| Life Care Wellness
Guest Blog post by Sarah Van Meter, LCSW Originally posted August, 2021 It is that time of year again – back to school. The smell of crayons and colored pencils fills the air. Brightly colored backpacks and lunch boxes line the aisles of stores. And you can’t watch TV without seeing back to school commercials. […] The post Back to School Anxiety appeared first on Life Care Wellness.| Life Care Wellness
Social anxiety disorder is characterized by overwhelming anxiety and excessive self-consciousness in everyday social situations. People with social| Life Care Wellness
A new study published in Personality and Individual Differences suggests that people with lower anxiety and higher perseverance are more responsive to long-term consequences when making decisions. Those with greater anxiety or low motivation tend to favor short-term emotional relief instead.| PsyPost – Psychology News
A large-scale study of twins has found that long-term anxiety traits in young adults are largely shaped by genetics, while short-term changes are more influenced by life experiences. The research also identified two distinct patterns of anxiety symptoms.| PsyPost – Psychology News
Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is an emotional rollercoaster, with no... The post How DBT Helps People with Borderline Personality Disorder appeared first on United Patients Group.| United Patients Group
Online psychiatrists in Santa Monica. Santa Monica boasts a high quality of life, many people experience mental health...| United Patients Group
Learn some ideas and thoughts about how parents might be able to address and begin to overcome the fear of schools .| KiddyCharts
Social anxiety can feel like a constant uphill battle. Whether it’s the fear of speaking up in meetings, the pressure to interact with strangers, or simply attending social events, social anxiety affects millions of people worldwide. Understanding how to overcome social anxiety is the first step towards building a more confident, relaxed social life. This …How to Overcome Social Anxiety: A Guide to Managing SAD Read More »| Counseling Center Group
Anxiety can be a powerful and overwhelming experience, affecting your daily life and overall well-being. If you’ve ever struggled with how to control anxiety, you’re not alone. Anxiety affects millions of people worldwide, and while it can feel all-consuming, there are effective ways to manage and reduce its impact on your life. Let’s dive into …10 Effective Strategies on How to Control Anxiety Naturally Read More »| Counseling Center Group
Struggling with emotions in college? Use these 6 expert-backed steps to manage stress, anxiety, and overwhelm with confidence.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
How Long-Distance Video Chats are Easing Stress for Rural Nursing Home Residents The above link is to an article written by Tony Leys and published in USA Today which highlights […] The post Video Chats Ease Stress for Nursing Home Residents appeared first on Encounter Telehealth.| Encounter Telehealth
Mental Health in Older Adults: Understanding and Normalizing Depression and Anxiety It’s important to acknowledge that experiencing depression or anxiety in older age is more common than many realize. Recent […] The post Depression and Anxiety Common Among Seniors… But There is Help appeared first on Encounter Telehealth.| Encounter Telehealth
Is an overfull email inbox stressing you out? Find out how to eliminate email anxiety and keep your inbox and messages under control.| AllBusiness.com
Medical Director, Dr. David Safani, shares the importance of supportive clinical team communications within a treatment facility...| The Mental Health Collective
Why did superhero films abandon origin stories? Because we don’t want to become heroes. We want them to just show up. The post How We Lost Faith in the Hero’s Beginning appeared first on Public Square Magazine.| Public Square Magazine
Excessive stress and anxiety causes a lot of pain for kids and parents alike and can lead to a wide range of issues… From worrying thoughts to sleep problems… Avoiding school, sports or other activities… Difficulty concentrating and learning… ..and sometimes even physical symptoms like fatigue, lightheadedness, upset stomachs or vomiting… And what’s more, if ... Read more| Melbourne Child Psychology & School Psychology Services
Our psychologists have provided counselling for thousands of children, teenagers and parents in the last several years. Here are 20 things parents should know before booking any counselling sessions for a child or teenager: 1. WHEN should parents consider counselling for a child or teenager? Counselling may be helpful if there are any social or ... Read more| Melbourne Child Psychology & School Psychology Services
Discover how to stop negative thinking with 3 science-backed mindfulness techniques to reframe thoughts and reduce stress.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
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You’ve tried to “calm down.” You’ve told yourself it’s not a big deal. But your body still jolts awake at 3 a.m., heart pounding, mind...| The Anxiety Center
Your chest tightens out of nowhere. Your stomach flips like something terrible’s about to happen, but you’re just getting ready for the...| The Anxiety Center
You keep telling yourself to “just get it together.” But no matter how much you try to push through, your body feels heavy, your brain is...| The Anxiety Center
You’re not broken. Anxiety just wants you to believe you are. If you’ve ever canceled plans, avoided hard conversations, or put off...| The Anxiety Center
By Dr. Nathan Fite BS, Cincinnati Christian University · M.Ed, University of Cincinnati · Ph.D in School Psychology, University of...| The Anxiety Center
Opinion Editor McCaillaigh Rouse reflects on her journey to optimistic nihilism and how it added greater meaning to life.| The Temple News
Despite growing awareness and resources for men’s mental health, something still isn’t working. Men make up nearly 80% of all U.S. suicides, with the male suicide rate about 4 times higher than the female rate, yet only about one third of all people in therapy are men. Therapy is more accessible, self-help content is everywhere, […] The post 4 Missing Pieces in Men’s Mental Health That Actually Work appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Bea shared her collagen experience and insights on one of the collagen blogs: I discovered the correlation between terrible anxiety and collagen myself several years ago! Couldn’t find any data about it then so just assumed I was a weirdo. But then my 26 yr old daughter started having terrible panic attacks. And bam! She […]| everywomanover29 blog
A new study finds that fathers’ anxiety during pregnancy and early infancy is linked to higher risks of emotional and behavioral problems in their children, highlighting the importance of paternal mental health in shaping early developmental outcomes.| PsyPost - Psychology News
Betrayal trauma represents one of the most devastating psychological wounds a person can experience. If you’re reading this, you might be feeling completely shattered, questioning everything you thought you knew about love, trust, and safety. That broken feeling? It’s valid, it’s real, and most importantly, you can heal from it. Unlike other forms of trauma, […] The post Feeling Broken From Betrayal Trauma? 7 Steps For Healing appeared first on GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog.| GoodTherapy.org Therapy Blog
Discover what anxiety really is, its causes and symptoms. Explore proven strategies to manage stress and control your mental well-being.| CaffeYolly
In social situations or large groups, some people experience anxiety. We often associate social anxiety with introverts; people who generally prefer to be alone and stay away from groups. Extroverts, on the other hand, enjoy being around people and socializing. However, extroverts, too, can experience social anxiety. Extroversion vs. Introversion Extroversion is a personality trait... The post Can Extroverts Experience Social Anxiety? appeared first on E-Counseling.com.| E-Counseling.com
