The signs of anxiety in women can interfere with everyday activities. Severe anxiety can lead to panic attacks, which can feel like having a heart attack. According to data reported at the National Institute of Mental Health, more women than men develop an anxiety disorder (23.4% compared to 14.3%). An estimated 31% of adults in [...]
You have probably run into the passive-aggressive coworker, friend, or family member – the person who manages to deal blows without physically hitting you. They leave you emotionally drained. Even if you recognize the behavior, their tactics can leave you frustrated. Recognizing passive aggressiveness in people and managing your interactions are the first steps [...]
A whopping 12.78% of teens ages 12 to 17 years old report having used marijuana in the last 12 months, according to the National Center for Drug Abuse Statistics. One in eight teens used a drug in the previous year. With drug use prevalent and rising, parents need to be aware of the signs [...]
Grief is a challenging process everyone must go through before experiencing healing and moving forward in life. Grief can be intense, and you may not feel it until weeks, months, or years after the loss of a loved one. This is known as delayed grief and can interfere with your daily responsibilities and physical [...]
Teens develop anxiety and depression more frequently than we may suspect. Constant demands from parents and teachers, assignments and tests, sports performance, responsibilities, and home life all play a central role in contributing to anxiety and depression. Teen counseling will arm your child with the necessary skills to overcome anxiety and depression while learning [...]
Were you diagnosed with anorexia or bulimia? Both eating disorders can be life-threatening without medical and psychological treatment. If you are in recovery, then you know that anorexia and bulimia recovery can last for years before you completely heal physically. Even then, the urge to revert to old habits may loom, waiting for a [...]
