More than 58 million people experience mental illness in the U.S., according to statistics from the National Institute of Mental Health. Some severe conditions appear on the Social Security Administration (SSA) disability illness list and may qualify for benefits. Many individuals may have anxiety or depression that doesn’t interfere with their everyday functioning or ability […]
Author Archives: Kristina Robb Dover
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Oct
Oct
All relationships have difficulties. After all, we’re all human. But, when one or more people in the relationship have a condition like attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)—also previously known as attention deficit disorder (ADD)—unique challenges can pop up. Sometimes, those problems don’t appear until the relationship is quite serious. The early days are often full of fun […]
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Oct
Oct
The desire to form close, healthy relationships is universal and present in every stage of life. Being in a healthy relationship requires the ability to give and provide support, willingness to see from the other person’s perspective, and consideration for their interests when making decisions. For many people, learning to be a good partner can […]
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Jun
Jun
Acute psychosis is still largely misunderstood and can be scary for those who encounter it. This page will provide a thorough overview of the condition and its causes, with a view to demystifying it a bit. What is Acute Psychosis? There are two types of acute psychosis: primary and secondary. Primary acute psychosis is a […]