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Coping with Neurologic Disorder

Coping with Invisible Symptoms of Neurologic Disorders

Neurologists and patients have offered nine strategies that those with invisible, neurologic disorders can use to protect their own physical and emotional health.

ADHD obsessive thoughts

Managing ADHD Obsessive Thoughts: Finding Relief from Unwanted Loops

Experiencing ADHD Obsessive Thoughts is common among individuals with ADHD. These persistent, unwanted thoughts can feel overwhelming and interfere with daily life.

Improving Patient communication

Improving Patient Communication: Building Trust and Enhancing Care

Effective Patient Communication is crucial for building trust, improving treatment adherence, and achieving optimal patient outcomes.

leaded gasoline

Leaded Gasoline: A Hidden Threat to Mental Health

A new study published in the Journal of Child Psychology and Psychiatry has linked leaded gasoline exposure to a staggering 151 million cases of psychiatric disorders in the United States, including ADHD, depression, and anxiety.

Autism in Girls

Autism in Girls: Unmasking the Challenges

Autism in girls often presents differently than in boys, leading to significant underdiagnosis and unique challenges. This article delves into the complexities of Autism in Girls.

Psychological Testing

Understanding Psychological Testing: What is it and Who is it For?

Our behavior, thoughts or actions are repeatedly and negatively impacting our daily lives. Psychological Testing can determine what those patterns are.

Binge watching and personality traits

Connection Between Personality Traits and Binge Watching

By understanding the connection between personality traits and binge-watching habits, individuals can reflect on the role of their own characteristics in their viewing behaviors.

Importance of Vitamin D

The Importance of Vitamin D

Vitamin D is essential for our health, but many still struggle with deficiency despite its accessibility. Some foods and supplements offer vitamin D, they may not always meet our recommended intake.

How to Stop Taking Your Anger Out on the People You Love the Most

Experts explain how identifying the reasons you may take anger on those closest to you is part of breaking the cycle—and offer strategies to help you do that.

postpartum depression and anger

When Postpartum Depression Shows Up as Intense Anger

Postpartum doesn’t always manifest as sadness or despair; here’s what you need to know to get the support you deserve.