Unfortunately, suicide is one of the leading causes of death in the United States. In fact, as a whole, suicide is the 10th leading cause of death in the country.
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People who experience an upsetting event often have nightmares, memories, or flashbacks when exposed to a different traumatic situation. Examples include mass shootings, earthquakes, or a bombing.
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Isolation can sneak up on a person, making it tough to stay in touch with loved ones, stay active, and maintain a healthy mindset. When times get stressful, we tend to become more worried about our health in general.
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Panic Disorder, which is a type of anxiety disorder, affects 2.7% of Americans and can cause severe panic attacks. When you struggle with a panic disorder, you may wonder how to prevent a panic attack. The simplest answer is that treatment is the best way to learn how to manage your symptoms.
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When you have a loved one or friend battling an addiction, you can develop codependency traits. Codependency can make it difficult to balance your needs with your friend or loved one’s needs, especially when it comes to setting healthy boundaries.
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Have you ever heard the term, “alcoholic dementia?” You may wonder, “What is alcoholic dementia? Does it affect me?” Alcoholic dementia is a brain disorder that develops as a result of long-term excessive drinking. While dementia can affect many areas of a person’s life, it is not always a terminal condition.
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You’ve heard the saying the “pen is mightier than the sword.” That is to say that when we use words effectively, they’re more powerful than any weapon. But it’s often hard to see in everyday life how this is true.
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Unfortunately, suicide is one of the leading causes of death…
People who experience an upsetting event often have nightmares, memories,…
Isolation can sneak up on a person, making it tough…
Panic Disorder, which is a type of anxiety disorder, affects…
When you have a loved one or friend battling an…
Have you ever heard the term, "alcoholic dementia?" You may…
You've heard the saying the "pen is mightier than the sword."…
