Substance Abuse and PTSD
It is normal to experience upsetting memories, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, and other symptoms after a traumatic event. For most, symptoms gradually disappear over a relatively short period. For others, though,
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It is normal to experience upsetting memories, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, and other symptoms after a traumatic event. For most, symptoms gradually disappear over a relatively short period. For others, though,
The journey through life is often a complex path riddled with sharp turns and steep hills, some of which are more challenging to navigate than others. One such challenging hurdle
In a world increasingly fraught with uncertainties, the relevance of targeted therapeutic techniques such as dialectical behavior therapy (DBT) for managing anxiety becomes ever more significant. But what exactly is
High-functioning depression, also known as dysthymia or persistent depressive disorder, is a form of depression that affects up to three percent of the general population. People with high-functioning depression often
Social anxiety is a real and common condition that can impact your everyday life. It can make it difficult to interact with others and enjoy social situations. Many people experience
Anger issues often occur in people who abuse drugs or alcohol. These issues cannot only help keep your addiction active. In addition, they can make it harder for you to
Like all other Americans, members of the large, diverse LGBTQ community have significant risks for substance problems. In fact, in Massachusetts and elsewhere, members of this community bear a disproportionate
Anxiety is an increasingly common problem in the 21st century. The unpleasant sensations that come with anxiety can affect you in various ways. One potential problem is the onset of
Addiction may be isolating to those who struggle with it. But its impacts are not isolated to just a single person. Addiction affects an entire family unit in profound ways.
Depression and addiction often overlap in profound ways. One of the significant root causes of addiction is mental health issues. Often, people who struggle with addiction develop mental health issues