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Effective Steps to Reduce Anxiety

We’ve all been nervous at some point in our lives. However, there are some people who become overly nervous about the future or certain conditions that they start to panic. Such people have a mental condition known as anxiety. Many people...

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Depression, its Causes & Treatment

Depression is a very common and serious mental illness which affects the feelings, moods, thoughts and actions of an individual. The symptoms of depression may vary from as mild as a persistent sadness to, as acutely as suicidal thoughts. ...

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How Regular Exercise Can Improve Mental Health

While the physical benefits of Exercise are better known, the mental benefits are equally astounding but are often overlooked. Stress is a common trait innate to us all. But sometimes, it can be sudden, overpowering, and challenging to deal...

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The Virtues of Medication Assisted Treatment

An addiction, especially to opioids, can become an overpowering aspect of a person’s life. It can be hard to rely on either medication or therapy for treatment as it changes everything from self-esteem and relationships to your body’s social...

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What are the Benefits of Therapy

Whether you’re in therapy, out of therapy, or considering getting therapy for yourself, it can be helpful to take a look at how therapy can help you with lasting benefits for your whole life. Counseling can turn out to be the one big step...

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How to Differentiate between Sadness or Depression

Ups and downs are a part of everyone’s life. Financial concerns, relationship problems, the loss of a loved one, and the list goes on. Life can be unexpected, and it can be sometimes difficult to walk with our heads up. But often, when our...

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