Depression ? Bipolar Disorder ?? Novel?
by Life Mental Health Question by joane: depression ? bipolar disorder ?? novel? could anyone suggest me novels that has something to do with depression or bipolar disoder ? kinda teenage type Best answer: Answer by Tam BThe Mindful Way Through Depression: by Mark Williams et al This book is great and its from real persons prospective Answer by K.E.“Speak” by Laurie Halse Anderson is a great novel dealing with a teenage girl’s depression after an event that happened to her. Actually, anything by Laurie Halse Anderson is good as far as the Young Adult genre goes. Read more... ...
Tips for Dealing With Depression
... for dealing with depression The National Institute of Mental Health estimates 26.2 percent of U.S. residents ages 18 and older suffer from mental issues such as bipolar disorder, depression and anxiety. The constant pressures of school can spawn depression in college students, … Read more on Aztec Press INTERVIEW: Megachurch pastor Perry Noble admits depression, suicidal thoughts In a blog published this week titled, “Should Christians take Medication for Mental Illness?,” ...
Ways of Dealing With Depression/anxiety…?
... by good_kitty: Ways of dealing with depression/anxiety…? Im 20 years old and since I was about 14/15 I have had recurring periods of depression which usually last anything from 3/4 weeks to 2 months. I am also anxious like ALL of the time and get stressed out and upset really easily. Read ...
College Kids Distressed or Depressed? Consider All Treatment Options
by mattfred College kids distressed or depressed? Consider all treatment options "Whether we are treating a mental illness, or an expectable and possibly normal variation of an age-appropriate experience, watchful waiting is an effective and accepted first line treatment for mild to moderate depression—and the treatment of choice … Read more on Medical Xpress Why Entrepreneurs Are Among the Happiest People in The World With every passing day, Canadians are becoming more open about discussing mental health problems and illnesses. Olympic athletes, business leaders, journalists and other prominent people are helping to dispel the stigma surrounding the issue. So now … Read more on Huffington Post Canada Read more... ...
Do You Think That the Global Recession Will Eventually Lead Us to a New “Black Tuesday”?
by ashley rose, Question by Filip N: Do you think that the Global recession will eventually lead us to a new “Black Tuesday”? Is a new “Great depression” round the corner? Do u think it will soon end with a stock market crash and a nearly absolute halt in industry as it did in 1929? Serious answers only please! Best answer: Answer by SDDIt is unlikely since the conditions that led to the Great Depression are not operative here. if there were to be a real crash, it would most likely be triggered by something really cataclysmic overseas. These are not things one can predict, since they would be quite random. Read more... ...
Natural Ways to Treat Depression: Alternative Ways of Treating Depression
... you are afraid of doctors and drugs, there are other ways of treating depression. Here are some alternatives that you can turn to. There are some people who have misgivings with western ways of dealing with depression. Some perceive antidepressant drugs as very potent and are afraid of the side effects, and there are others who do not like talking about their past as well as present. So they turn to other methods of curing depression. Read ...
Youth Suicide: Web-Based Therapy Could Be the Breakthrough
Youth suicide: Web-based therapy could be the breakthrough "With New Zealand's high rates of youth suicide, which we've had now unfortunately for a number of years – depression seems to go hand in hand with suicidal behaviour and self-harming behaviour,'' Dr Nada-Raja said. "We also know that young people are … Read more on New Zealand Herald PTSD often an unrecognized health issue Occupational Stress Injury, or Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, is an often unrecognized health issue that leads some veterans down a road of depression, rage, interrupted family life, addiction, and even homelessness. There are many of our most … Read more on Alberta Daily Herald Tribune Read more... ...