By Christine S on July 7, 2010
Throughout history people have suffered with mental illnesses and many were left untreated because there were no treatments. There are hundreds of famous and infamous people who suffered some form of mental illness, most without treatments which led to their deaths. Vincent van Gogh suffered from Bi Polar disorder and since there were no medications [...]
Posted in Anxiety, Depression, Mental Health | Tagged animal therapy, Anxiety, anxiety disorders, control stress, group family, health issues, mental disorders, mental health issues, mental illnesses, mild symptoms, psychotherapy, schizophrenia, self help groups, stress anxiety, symptoms, treatment
By Lori on January 20, 2010
Many times people have suicidal thoughts especially in these current times of financial disasters and other economic worries. Money woes are not the only reasons for suicidal thoughts. When a relationship breaks up or the death of a close loved one happens, there are a lot of people who just cannot handle it. They would [...]
Posted in Depression, Mental Health | Tagged Depression, Everything, happiness, suicidal person, suicidal thoughts
By Lori on December 2, 2009
In the modern society mental health seems to be one of the most important concerns. That’s why doctors call depression a sort of mental health problem which is likely to affect any adult of any age. The main symptoms of depression could be easily recognized if watched carefully by other people and specialists in particular. [...]
Posted in Depression | Tagged causes of depression, chronic tiredness, depressed mood, Depression, doctors, energy level, feelings of inadequacy, health, health problem, insomnia, low energy, mental health problem, symptoms, symptoms of depression, treatment of depression, Weight Loss
By Lori on November 10, 2009
Clinical depression can in many cases cause bulimia and vice versa. Seratonin, a chemical, appears to be of great significance here, however, there have not been defined any exact causes an effects so far. Quite often bulimia can develop in people, whose relatives suffer from this disorder. Sometimes the cause can lie in the genetics. [...]
Posted in Depression | Tagged bulimia, clinical depression, Depression, Eating Disorder, eating habits, fatigue, female sufferers, frequent symptom, menstrual cycle, menstrual cycles, psychotherapy, self abuse, substantial period, symptoms, treatment success
By Lori on October 31, 2009
Depression refers to the most common mental illnesses. Approximately 10—15% of people become victims of depression at some period of their life. Depression is generally accompanied by irritability, inability to concentrate, feelings of guilt and helplessness, absence of appetite, anxiety, problems with sleep, lack of energy and headaches. There are several types of depression. For [...]
Posted in Depression, Mental Health
By Christine S on September 29, 2009
Depression is usually referred to as a mental state of mind in which you suffer from low mood and you may also end up developing very strong feelings of dislike for something or the other. Not only is the person affected because of this depressed state of mind but also the family. Mostly, a depressed [...]
Posted in Depression | Tagged Acne, chronic depression, health, healthy diet, hormones, lack of concentration, lack of self esteem, lack of sleep, loss of libido, symptoms, Weight Loss
