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Category Archives: Mental Health
Living with daily depression
Many, many people are living with daily depression. At home, at work and even during those times that are supposed to be enjoyable. These people are not just feeling ‘bad’ or ‘sad’. Clinical depression is something different and it almost … Continue reading
Posted in Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Grief, Mental Health, PTSD
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For those with an Eating Disorder the battle may never really end
I think most people now know that when someone is an alcoholic or they have been addicted to drugs, they never stop being an alcoholic or drug addict. They may be ‘clean and sober’ but most will share that every … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Depression, Eating Disorders, Mental Health, OCD, Teens
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When ‘Sibling Rivalry’ goes too far
It is unusual for siblings not to fuss and fight with each other occasionally. There is a natural tendency to be competitive and even jealous of attention received by a sibling. But it is a fact that siblings often pull … Continue reading
PTSD is not just about military veterans
We are slowly learning more and more about the many ways that people can end up living with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Yes, men and women who have witnessed combat come to mind. And ‘First Responders,’ our police officers, … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Grief, Mental Health, PTSD
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When is Disruptive Behavior something other than ‘Normal’
‘Kids will be kids’ right? Sometimes they are rambunctious. Sometimes they are out of control. Maybe they are just over-tired or over-stimulated…or maybe your child has a Disruptive Behavior Disorder. This was a pretty good article about the things to … Continue reading
Posted in ADHD, Asperger's, Autism, Children's issues, FAS, Mental Health, OCD, PTSD, Sensory processing issues
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PTSD may be a time bomb waiting to go off
Sometimes it seems that there is no ‘real reason’ for a person being hyper-vigilant, but new research, as reported by ‘Red Orbit – Your Universe Online‘ shows that PTSD can be founded on early experiences that may not even be … Continue reading
Posted in Addiction, ADHD, Anxiety Disorders, Depression, Eating Disorders, Grief, Mental Health, PTSD, Seniors Program, Teens
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Horses helping with healing
It has been a busy couple of weeks, but I want to get back to posting some things I think you might find interesting… First up, an interesting piece out of Orange, CA, where they are working with horses to … Continue reading