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Category Archives: Anxiety Disorders
When do we stop Shaming and Blaming?
Nobody chooses to have mental health issues. Whether it is drugs, alcohol or some other type of addiction, it is not something someone chooses. Nobody chooses to have an addiction. With addiction you are looking at underlying mental health issues, … Continue reading
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When do we stop Shaming and Blaming?
Nobody chooses to have mental health issues. Whether it is drugs, alcohol or some other type of addiction, it is not something someone chooses. Nobody chooses to have an addiction. With addiction you are looking at underlying mental health issues, … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar, Depression, Eating Disorders, Mental Health, PTSD
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When do we stop Shaming and Blaming?
Nobody chooses to have mental health issues. Whether it is drugs, alcohol or some other type of addiction, it is not something someone chooses. Nobody chooses to have an addiction. With addiction you are looking at underlying mental health issues, … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Anxiety Disorders, Bipolar, Depression, Eating Disorders, Mental Health, PTSD
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Alarming Rise in Teenage Girls Dealing with Depression
Life today can be very complicated. There is incredible pressures pulling in every direction and it often feels like there is little help available. Teenage girls seem to be perhaps struggling the most. With conflicting expectation and too few positive … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Eating Disorders, Grief, Mental Health, PTSD, Teens
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When is anxiety in children really a problem?
Yep, kids can worry about all kinds of things. They don’t like it when you leave them with a babysitter. They fret over making friends. They have a melt down trying to decide what to wear to school, or deciding … Continue reading
When men struggle with eating disorders
Most of us don’t picture men, let alone a popular football player, when we think of someone with an eating disorder. Joey Julius is a very brave young man. He has come forward to admit that he struggles. He first … Continue reading
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A personal look at eating disorders
For many people admitting that they are struggling and there is an issue is an incredibly hard first step towards healing. I admit that I was surprised by this Yahoo! Beauty post, but found it to be a moving account … Continue reading
Don’t be fooled (even by yourself!)
Many people go along day to day hiding behind a mask that says ‘everything is ok’ when the truth is that they are struggling. This Huntington Post article talks about why this is such a problem. Look, we all have … Continue reading
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