Mental Health

Boost Your Mental Well-Being by Eating Nature’s Candy

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The U.S. Department of Agriculture recommends consuming an average of about two cups of fruit per day, depending on your age. A cup of fruit could include a banana, a cup of blueberries, or seven slices of mango. Although these fruits are…

Wellbutrin vs. Adderall: Exploring the Differences in ADHD Treatment

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We’ve all had those days when we misplace an essential item or have trouble paying attention in a meeting. For individuals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), cognitive struggles like these are an everyday occurrence, which can sometimes affect their productivity and quality…

Is It Possible for an Illness to Be Psychosomatic?

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Have you ever experienced a headache or chest pain when you’re under a lot of stress? Or suddenly developed heartburn or an upset stomach when you’re anxiously waiting for a test result or after having a heated discussion with a…

Understanding Narcissistic Personality Disorder

man with narcissistic personality disorder

It’s not uncommon to display (at least) some narcissistic characteristics every so often — too much, however, and it might make you (or those around you) question if you have narcissistic personality disorder (per PyschCentral). And a report published in…

Is it Truly Anxiety or an Invisible Illness?

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Feeling anxious in our daily lives is becoming far more common. As a result, it can be hard to know if what we’re experiencing is something temporary or something we may need extra support for. Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) is…

What is Play Therapy and How Can it Benefit You?

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Do you ever feel your own “inner child” come out while playing a game with a child? As adults, we can reconnect with our childhood innocence by engaging in play. For children, play is the primary outlet through which they express…

Life Hack: How to Clear Anxiety with Pressure Points

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Whether you’re waiting for a medical test result or working hard to meet a work deadline, it’s natural to feel some stress-related anxiety. Although stress can keep you focused and alert, anxiety can make you feel nauseated, restless, or dizzy.…

How Loneliness Can Physically Alter Your Brain

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We live in an interconnected world where we can shop, chat, work, and pay the bills with just a few clicks. Whether we want to learn a new language or book airline tickets, there’s an app for it. Without a…