mental health

Grief Is Painful, Personal, and Stageless; Don’t Believe Otherwise

Life is a circle, and we grieve when it comes time for a circle to be completed. In so doing,…

5 years ago

Of Sisyphus and COVID

There is character from Greek mythology named Sisyphus. This man was condemned to push a large boulder up a hill,…

5 years ago

The Latest Science on Stress

It’s not a coincidence that we associate strong emotions with the heart: wild things make our hearts sing, and our…

5 years ago

Five Things to Consider When Being Admitted to Hospital

If you are in hospital, it can be hard to cope, let alone focus on key tasks needed to help…

5 years ago

New National Survey of People Living with Bipolar I Disorder Provides Insights Into Disease-Related Challenges and the Treatment Journey

Respondents Reported Physical and Psychosocial Impacts of Living with Bipolar I Disorder and Side Effects of Medications Used to Treat…

5 years ago

Reduce Dementia by Staying Active

ARE YOU PHYSICALLY ACTIVE? I have some good news for you: Older adults who participate in a variety of activities appear…

5 years ago

Kindness and Charity Benefit Us More Than We Know

Kindness and special consideration for others who may be in need physically or mentally shouldn’t be limited to certain times…

5 years ago

Does Botox Drop Anxiety?

WITH DISEASE SPREAD AND DEATHS, large outbreaks of Covid-19 infection are associated with fear and grief. I don't know about you,…

5 years ago

The Forgotten in Mental Health Facilities Do Have a Few Advocates

Psychiatry has not a checkered past but a past that must push all of us into a more enlightened future.…

5 years ago

Three Ways I Drop Stress in the Omicron Era – A Doctor’s Approach

THE LAST CHAPTER OF THE COVID-19 pandemic era, many of us hoped. Now, as many of you are, I am uncertain.…

5 years ago

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