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Early signs of mental illness: How to identify...

April 24, 2023 by Emily Paulsen

Being aware of the early signs of mental illness can alert you that a friend, family member or co-worker is struggling and help you support them...

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How to support someone with an eating disorder

February 6, 2023 by Emily Paulsen

Nearly 1 in 10 Americans will have an eating disorder at some point in their lifetime.

tags: behavioral health , health and wellness , newsletter

How to deal with post-holiday blues

January 2, 2023 by Tayla Holman

After the excitement of the holidays, many start to feel saddened by the long winter season. This article will discuss post-holiday blues, or...

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5 foods that help fight depression

September 26, 2022 by Bana jobe

Different foods can have additional benefits involving more than just fueling the body. This listicle will discuss foods that aid the body in...

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Types of suicide prevention: What they are and...

September 5, 2022 by Tayla Holman

What are the different types of suicide prevention? For Suicide Prevention Month, this article will discuss suicide prevention.

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Are there different types of PTSD?

June 6, 2022 by Emily Paulson

What are the different types of PTSD? This article should first define what post traumatic stress disorder is as well as how common it is.

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Benefits of daily meditation for depression and...

May 2, 2022 by Tayla Holman

Benefits of daily meditation for depression and anxiety: Although meditation isn't a cure-all for depression and anxiety, those who meditate ...

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5 easy ways to reduce stress

April 4, 2022 by Tayla Holman

5 easy to incorporate lifestyle changes and tips to help cope with and relieve stress

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Seasonal affective disorder self-care: Feel better...

January 17, 2022 by Emily Paulsen

Many people start feeling tired, less motivated and a little down in the dumps as the sunlit hours start to dwindle.

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Vision loss and depression: What's the connection?

January 25, 2021

Vision loss can take a mental health toll. Learn how to help ease vision loss-related depression and improve your quality of life.

tags: depression and anxiety , eye disease , eye exams , newsletter , vision loss

How to find the right therapist

August 24, 2020

If you're considering therapy, choosing the right therapist is key to ensuring the best experience. Here's how to find the right therapist...

tags: behavior , counseling , newsletter , stress , talk therapy

4 steps to help you embrace change

June 15, 2020

Change can be difficult no matter the circumstances, but the coronavirus pandemic has caused many changes to daily life in recent months. Learn...

tags: acceptance , anxiety , change , goals , newsletter , positivity

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Could a supplement help keep your mind sharp?

June 8, 2020

Worried about dementia? There are ways you can protect your mind, but brain supplements may not be the answer. Learn how to be a smart shopper...

tags: diet , exercise , heart health , newsletter , sleep , supplements

Pregnancy and coronavirus: Postpartum depression...

April 17, 2020

Understandably, many people are experiencing heightened levels of anxiety, stress and sadness during the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. For...

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World Health Day

April 7, 2020

This World Health Day, consider how you and your community can stay healthy throughout the year.

Let's take a deep breath: Helping kids cope emotionally

March 20, 2020 by Jessica Poe

With so much going on in the world today, we could all benefit from an emotional coping skills tune-up - but especially our children. While smaller...

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The depression and heart disease link

February 24, 2020

There’s a close link between heart disease and depression. The good news? Keeping your heart healthy can keep your mood up—and vice...

tags: depression , heart health , mental health , newsletter , stress

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How to handle your grief during the holidays

December 23, 2019

The holidays often amplify feelings of loss, but managing your grief starts with acknowledging it. Here’s how to ease the pain and get the help...

tags: coping , depression , grief , newsletter , therapy

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Do weighted blankets really work?

November 18, 2019

Weighted blankets have been used to help people with sensory conditions like autism sleep better, and they may hold sleep benefits for others...

tags: anxiety , newsletter , relaxation , sleep

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Is drinking coffee really good for you?

October 21, 2019

Coffee can boost mood and focus, and is linked to a lower risk of many diseases. Learn how it may affect health and get tips to optimize your...

tags: antioxidants , focus , happiness , health-benefits , java , newsletter

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How having a pet can help your mental health

October 14, 2019

Having a pet can help keep you physically active. The companionship and love they offer can also boost your emotional and mental health. Here's...

tags: companionship , emotional-support , mental-health , newsletter , pets

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Shock therapy isn't what you think it is

September 23, 2019

Learn the history of electroconvulsive therapy and how it can help treat severe depression and some other mood disorders, safely and effectively...

tags: electrodes , mental-illness , newsletter , therapy

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Can a walk in the woods really make you happier?

July 15, 2019

Forest therapy is a traditional Japanese practice gaining fans around the world. Learn how walking in nature can ease your mind and boost your...

tags: calming , health benefits , nature , newsletter , senses , stress relieving

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Millennials’ odds for depression rise with social...

March 11, 2019

Social media use can exacerbate or highlight depression systems, according to a new study published in the Journal of Applied Biobehavioral research...

tags: depressions , disorder , millennials , newsletter , social media , study

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Is your anxiety normal or a sign of something ...

March 4, 2019

Anxiety is part of life that helps people tackle new challenges, but excessive worry isn’t normal. One expert explains the difference between...

tags: anxiety , disorder , help , newsletter , symptoms , treatment

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Early signs of mental illness: How to identify...

How to support someone with an eating disorder

How to deal with post-holiday blues

5 foods that help fight depression

Types of suicide prevention: What they are and...

Are there different types of PTSD?

Benefits of daily meditation for depression and...

5 easy ways to reduce stress

Seasonal affective disorder self-care: Feel better...

Vision loss and depression: What's the connection?

How to find the right therapist

4 steps to help you embrace change

Could a supplement help keep your mind sharp?

Pregnancy and coronavirus: Postpartum depression...

World Health Day

Let's take a deep breath: Helping kids cope emotionally

The depression and heart disease link

How to handle your grief during the holidays

Do weighted blankets really work?

Is drinking coffee really good for you?

How having a pet can help your mental health

Shock therapy isn't what you think it is

Can a walk in the woods really make you happier?

Millennials’ odds for depression rise with social...

Is your anxiety normal or a sign of something ...