Summer: long days, no school and endless possibilities. While that’s the picture we often have in our heads, the reality for some teens can be quite different. It may surprise you to learn that summer can be a tough time for some teens, and parents need to be aware of...
Memory isn’t something that’s often discussed in conversations about mental health. However, our memories rely on complex mental processes. These have two-way relationships with emotions and mental health symptoms. Errors in memory encoding, consolidation and...
By the time each person gets to their 60s, 70s and above, they have a complex and unique health history. Depression symptoms such as low energy, aches and pains, changes in sleep or appetite and low mood can show up for several different reasons. Some people may have...
Losing your job is one of the most stressful life experiences that many people face. Like other major losses, job loss comes with its own sort of grief — for your lost role or identity, your co-workers, your income, and your goals for advancement. Depression is a...
As a parent, you probably know your teen better than most people do. You’ve seen them grow, change and go through challenges. However, when it comes to mental health challenges like depression, the signs of struggle aren’t always easy to spot. Some of the most serious...
When you’re deep in a depressive episode, all of the usual self-care advice can sound a lot like work. You may not feel like you have the energy to get up and get some exercise or even shower and get dressed. Depression symptoms can make it hard to do the things that...
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