Setting goals is a crucial part of personal and professional growth. Sometimes, it’s not quite enough to simply have goals. To truly set yourself up for success, your goals need structure, which is where the system of SMART goals come in.
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Psychological testing and assessment are tools for understanding human behavior and mental health. They help mental health professionals deliver the best possible treatment.
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In a world where it feels like there aren’t enough hours in the day, many of us are cutting corners on sleep to keep up. The problem? We don’t realize just how much our mental health depends on those precious hours of shut-eye.
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Living with depression can make even the simplest tasks feel overwhelming, and without proper treatment, it can lead to long-term emotional and physical health issues.
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Language is a powerful tool that can shape perceptions and attitudes, particularly in the realm of mental health. Having worked in the mental health industry for over two decades, I often grapple with the term “mental illness.”
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Stress is an inevitable part of life and it becomes a problem when left unmanaged. Understanding the causes of stress, focusing on key areas for improvement, and implementing practical techniques can help adults reduce stress and improve their overall well-being.
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Social media, an integral part of modern life, offers numerous benefits, from staying connected with friends and family to accessing a wealth of information — it has also been linked to adverse mental health outcomes, including depression.
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Anxiety and fear are emotions that often go hand-in-hand. They intertwine in complex ways and can lead to draining mental and physical effects on individuals.
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While online therapy may have been the only means to mental health care during the pandemic, it will continue to be a crucial resource in navigating the post-covid world.
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No matter how long you’ve struggled with loneliness and the impact of social isolation, we want to help. This article is all about helping you learn how to cope with the stress of social isolation, as well as understand what causes it.
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Adulthood comes with its fair share of challenges: paying rent, finding or keeping work, raising children, staying healthy, and the list goes on and on. Although some people find ways to “make it work” and cope with the stressors of adult-ing, many people struggle. This is particularly true for folks with ADHD, as many adult responsibilities load on your ability to organize, focus, and be consistent.
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Depression is one of the most common health issues in the United States, and many people mistake it for something else: “I feel so tired and lethargic, I must need more sleep.” “I’ve lost my motivation, maybe I just need more coffee.” “My appetite has gone up/down, there must be something wrong with my stomach.” “My body aches all the time, I must be coming down with something.”
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When you feel stressed and overwhelmed in life, your brain works overtime to try to keep up. Even everyday stressors such as paying bills, performing well at work, and keeping your family happy and healthy can certainly put you under a great deal of pressure.
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