Talking About Psych Diagnoses and Drugs: A Primer for Parents & Professionals
Parents have a right to know the truth about psychiatric diagnoses and psychotropic drugs, as well as alternative approaches that may help their child.
For the Record—A story of a life changed by benzodiazepines
A personal account of how one woman's life was changed by a careless prescription for Xanax and her long road to recovery.
Can We Become Nice, Loving, & Strong?
We are becoming lonelier and more heartbroken as a society. However, when we learn to establish personal boundaries, we can finally love with ALL our heart.
Burnout is Indistinguishable from Depression
New research finds that tools for assessing workplace burnout and depression seem to be measuring the same thing.
Psychological Supports Needed to Manage Antidepressant Discontinuation
In a new study, a team of researchers investigate what interventions are available for assisting people who are attempting to discontinue antidepressants.
Healing Three Generations
Three generations go plant-based and heal body, mind and spirit.
Social Connections and Recreation
How to increase social connections and recreation to improve your mood and overall mental health.
New Evidence for Brain-Gut Link in Depression
A new study explores the possible link between certain types of gut bacteria, the brain and depression.
Green Space in Childhood Reduces Risk of Mental Illness in Adulthood
Proximity to green space among children younger than ten years old has significant outcomes on wellbeing later in life new study finds.
CHANGE A LIFE TODAY
The mind holds an infinite potential to love, hurt, grieve, grow and thrive.