Life has lost its normal rhythm because of the Corona onslaught. Many people who have been dealing with eating disorders are now doing much worse. Thankfully, there are a few ways you can manage your eating disorders even while leading a super hectic life.
Life has never been as uncertain before, and the COVID-19 crisis has plunged a lot of minds into depression and negativity pools. Thankfully, there are ways you can ensure your well-being without resorting to extreme measures in this COVID-19 pandemic.
Remote therapy can bring comfort and convenience when your life or mental health needs make in-person appointments difficult. And while the format is different, you can expect equally positive results.
When you’ve endured sexual assault, it’s easy to feel hopeless and alone -— but neither are true. Processing what happened with qualified experts can help you heal more fully and guard against potential complications.
Everyone gets anxious from time to time, but generalized anxiety that overshadows your every waking moment isn’t something you should live with. Here’s a look at when you should seek help for your anxiety disorder.
Depression can strike at any time and under a number of different circumstances. But if you find yourself feeling especially sad and isolated during the winter, you may be suffering from Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).
Your pet’s calming presence can make you feel less anxious and stressed, especially if you suffer from a life-limiting mental health disorder. Here’s what you should know about having your pet certified as an emotional support animal (ESA).
Domestic abuse can be life-altering and have devastating consequences both for the relationship and the victim’s mental and physical health. Here is all you need to know about domestic abuse and how to seek help.