Honesty is a character trait most find important, but some people seem to have trouble telling the truth. If you’ve ever found yourself wondering, “Why do I lie so much?” or you suspect someone you know might be a compulsive liar, you’re in the right place. What Is a Compulsive Liar? Compulsive lying, also known […]
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You’ve likely heard of premenstrual syndrome or PMS, but what about premenstrual dysphoric disorder or PMDD? Most menstruating women experience at least some PMS symptoms, but when those issues start to restrict your daily activities and occur every month, you might have a more serious condition. PMDD symptoms are similar to PMS, but they’re substantially
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Have you heard the term “neurodivergent”? It’s often used to describe people with a variety of mental health conditions that change how people interact with the world around them. What is neurodivergent behavior? Hypersensitivity, repetitive behaviors, lack of social understanding and many other signs may indicate someone is neurodivergent, but how does that differ from
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It’s very important to be able to spot the warning signs of psychosis. By learning to recognize the signs of a psychotic break, you can get treatment for yourself or a loved one. Let’s take a look at psychotic break symptoms and find out how to differentiate them from similar conditions. What Is Psychosis? Psychosis
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Bipolar disorder is a serious mental illness marked by intense mood swings. It can be difficult to detect due to its varying symptoms and similarities to other mental health conditions. Being able to identify bipolar disorder symptoms in females or males can make it easier to get yourself or a loved one needed help. Explore
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Over 1 in 4 Americans suffer from some type of diagnosable mental disorder each year. That’s around 25% of the population of the United States that could potentially benefit from mental health support and resources, both in times of crisis and in the months and years that follow. Mental Health America (MHA) is one organization
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Sometimes, it’s difficult to recognize when a child is just strong-willed or when something else might be at play. Oppositional defiant disorder (ODD) typically begins between the ages of 2 and 3. The signs of ODD can vary but usually have a significant detrimental impact on family, school and social activities. If your child often
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