People are hardwired to love. From infancy, we show a desire, a fundamental need, to be loved and nurtured. Countless sonnets, plays, books, movies, and songs espouse the glories of
Increasing conversations about mental health means you might be familiar with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. Perhaps you’ve heard of it as hardship veterans face after war or as a diagnosis for
Frequent outbursts, mood swings, and self-harming behaviors are some signs of Borderline Personality Disorder. If you or someone close to you experiences intense emotions, impulsive behaviors, and unstable relationships, it
Picking off and eating only a single topping from a slice of pizza won’t give you the same experience as consuming a slice with all the toppings you enjoy. Similarly,
Trauma in childhood can come from many sources: familial abuse or neglect, witnessing violence, experiencing a natural disaster, or severe illness of oneself or a loved one. While the causes
When you picture a healthy person, you might visualize someone who is physically healthy. But it’s also important to consider how this person thinks, feels, and acts. In other words,
People think of childhood as an idyllic, carefree time in life when caregivers meet your every need, and you believe all of your dreams will come true. But for many
Mental health is more than the absence of mental illness. It’s when you experience well-being, and you feel good and function well in the world. So, how do you define
It’s easy to picture someone injured from physical abuse. But how can physical abuse affect someone emotionally? How can someone get help to deal with the effects of physical abuse?
Depression is a disorder that causes ongoing sadness and loss of interest in daily activities. People with depression have trouble completing daily tasks and can even feel like life isn’t
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