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Depression
Depression can make life feel overwhelming and unmanageable. But, there are ways to manage and overcome it. From exercise and self-care to therapy and medication, there are many options available. Browse our articles for tips on how to improve your mood and take control of your mental health.

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Grief: It’s not just about death

When we talk about grief, our minds often go to the loss of a loved one. However, it's essential to realize that grief can take various forms. Regardless of the circumstances, grief is a natural and healthy response to loss.Understanding…
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Updated: July 24, 2024
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Holiday blues – Surviving the holidays and mental health

The "summertime blues" are a common phenomenon among many individuals, but the holiday blues, while just as prevalent, aren't as normalized. The holiday blues can be far worse for many people, and there are reasons for this that often compound…
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Updated: July 24, 2024
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Help! Teenage Depression!

Most parents understand teenage angst: the sometimes obnoxious independence and defiance, even seemingly random outbursts of anger and frustration over minor annoyances (which, well, are minor to the adult, but to a teen, often feel like a major…
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Updated: July 24, 2024
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Anticipatory Grief (pre-grief)

Anticipatory grief, or pre-grief, happens when we know when in advance that we are going to lose something or someone that we care about. It may be due to terminal illness of a loved one, an impending job loss, the loss of a relationship or…
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Updated: July 24, 2024
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Grieving an unfair loss

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Balancing the anger and sadness of an unfair loss can feel impossible, especially in the beginning. First, breathe and understand that this will pass even though it does not feel like it. Before going any further, if you are unsure, please get…
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Updated: July 24, 2024
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Depression

Depression has been described as a dark cloud that just doesn't go away. It has also been described as a deep, dark, suffocating reality that seems to have no relief in sight. Even things that you know would help seem unattainable. If you are here, please let me help.
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Updated: July 24, 2024