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How To Get a Loved One into Rehab
Witnessing a loved one struggling with addiction is a heart-wrenching experience. Whether it's alcohol, drugs, or any other substance, the devastating impact on their physical and mental health, as well as relationships, can be overwhelming. Convincing someone to seek...
The Dangers of Drug Experimentation
Experimentation with drugs, especially in teens, has persisted throughout decades and remains a risky and often life-altering choice. While some people might be drawn to these substances out of curiosity, peer pressure, or a desire to escape reality, the risk remains...
Understanding Employee Assistance Programs and Maximizing Their Benefits
The corporate world is known for causing burnout and stress for many of its employees. This stereotype, while applicable to some, is further exacerbated by a perceived lack of support from employers. Unbeknownst to many, quite a few companies offer resources designed...
The Link Between Perfectionism and Mental Health
Perfectionism, which some people view as an inherently positive trait, involves setting exceptionally high standards for oneself and always striving for flawlessness. While aiming for excellence can certainly be motivating, perfectionism tends to have detrimental...
The Effects of the Thyroid on Depression and Anxiety
Although many of us suffer from anxiety and depression, whether intermittently or chronically, pinpointing the root cause can be difficult. One part of our bodies that could impact the development of these conditions is the thyroid. Unfortunately, thyroid-related...
New Dads Face Increased Anxiety and Mental Health Risks
The topic of postpartum depression (PPD) in new fathers is gaining attention, alongside the well-known baby blues experienced by new moms. A recent study conducted by researchers at UNLV delves into the experiences of new fathers with PPD, shedding light on the...
New Role for ‘Hunger Hormone’: Study Finds Ghrelin Primes the Brain for PTSD
Around twelve years ago, scientists discovered a hormone called ghrelin that influences appetite and earned the nickname "hunger hormone." Since then, drug companies have sought to target ghrelin for treating obesity, but successful drugs have not been developed yet....
New Clues about the Link Between Stress and Depression
Scientists from Karolinska Institutet in Sweden have made a significant discovery related to a brain protein that plays a crucial role in both regulating the mood-regulating substance serotonin and the release of stress hormones, at least in mice. Their findings,...
Narcissism Linked To Aggression In Review Of 437 Studies
Researchers have conducted a comprehensive analysis of 437 global studies, providing strong evidence that narcissism is a significant risk factor for both aggression and violence. This link between narcissism and aggression holds true across all dimensions of...
Mothers’ Depression Impacts Mother-Infant Relationships
In a research study supported by the National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Maudsley Biomedical Research Centre (BRC), scientists investigated the potential impact of depression on the mother-infant relationship during pregnancy and postpartum. The researchers...