Depression can sneak up on you. So as soon as you recognize you’re beginning to sink, it's the time to throw yourself a line. Here’s what you can do:
Therapy is designed to help individuals better manage a given problem, from depression to anxiety, low self-esteem, relationship issues, career concerns, eating disorders, mid-life crises...
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A patient who has lived with type 1 diabetes for more than 30 years has told how an innovative DIY artificial pancreas system has changed his life.
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MSPs have passed a Bill which will compensate women who had to pay for mesh implant removal surgery.
These ideas have empowered me to grow my team, progress on my PhD, write books more effectively, and collaborate more powerfully.
Do you know how life changes when a young couple decides to become young parents? Do they think it boils down to adding more commitments and costs? Or do you already know about the emotional toll and everything it entails? Here’s a story that elucidates it all.
Projecting our own fears will not prevent our children from suffering — it simply ignites fear in them, too. Instead, commit to changing the way you relate to your body and the food you put in it, and be the change you want to see in your children. Dear parents, believe in yourself. You’ve got this!
After revelations that Cambridge Analytica, a British data mining firm with links to the Trump campaign, allegedly harvested the personal data of over 50 million Facebook users without permission, many people across (other) social media sites shared…
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This story is one of a series written by a mom who placed her children here at the Institute for Attachment and Child Development many years ago. She has endured the feelings of love and loss after adopting children with reactive attachment disorder. Her boys are now grown men. These are her reflections and memories
It’s the age-old question: “I don’t know. What do you want to do?” If someone were to pay me a penny for every time I've uttered these words, I'd be giving Bill Gates a run for his money.
I don’t know exactly where this indecisiveness originated, but…
People take gap years at all ages. For many, it's not just life-changing, it also helps their career.
"How has your life changed while being a foster parent?"
It was a question I had been asked a great deal of late. Recently, I had been doing the round...
Dan Sullivan’s time in the U.S. army in the ‘60s illustrates why and how creating value in situations where no one else is can open up life-changing opportunities.
Write down any symptoms you have had. This might take some thinking because you should include things that may not seem related to the reason you scheduled your appointment
Write down personal information. For example, have you been under a lot of stress? Have there been life changes such as divorce, marriage, job loss?
Make a list of all the medications you are taking and include things like vitamins, supplements, and over-the-counter remedies.
Make a list of questions for your doctor. We want…