Sunday, August 25, 2019
Complete prevention of cerebral palsy (CP) isn’t yet possible; however, there are measures parents can take to reduce the risk of CP. Before discussing possible prevention steps, it’s important to understand what CP is and who’s at risk. What is cerebral palsy? According to the CDC, CP is the most common childhood motor disability and
[ Read More ]From an early age, most men are given an idea of what it means to be masculine. Sometimes, that vision of masculinity can seem laughably out of date; other times, the lessons are more subtle. How aggressively our visions of masculinity are interpreted or communicated varies a great deal, but the general direction of the
[ Read More ]Adolescence is a time of change, and if you’re a parent, a time turmoil on the homefront. Beyond the fluctuating moods and hormones of puberty, though, adolescence is also a time that many teenagers begin to exhibit signs of mental health disorders like depression or anxiety. All of this can create a tense home environment,
[ Read More ]If you and other family members have all struggled with depression, you may wonder, “Is depression genetic?” Check out this guide to learn more. Depression is a major mental health challenge world over with an estimated 17.3 million Americans affected in one way or another. The National Institute of Mental Health notes that incidences of depression are
[ Read More ]Having difficulty dealing with your anxiety? We put together nine crucial tips for managing anxiety. Anxiety is the most prevalent mental health problem in the USA. In fact, it affects more than 18 percent of adults every year. The issue manifests in the form of nervousness, tension, agitation, and a racing heart. Anxiety could significantly impact on
[ Read More ]Washington, D.C., is an exciting place to live. Here, we’re at the fast-moving heart of global power — this may be the single most important place in the entire world. On top of that, D.C. has great museums, hosts great concerts, and offers great food — not to mention its fair share of excellent local
[ Read More ]The rigorous work hours and daily grind takes a toll on our mental agility and focus. We often face problems with declining brain power, including slower processing times, lack of mental sharpness and decline of learning abilities. Not all functional issues regarding brain has to be something grave like Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’ disease. Dealing with
[ Read More ]Not everyone who goes to school for Psychology can open a private practice. Keep reading for 7 key tips for starting a private practice in Psychology. You’ve been training for this moment since you graduated with your bachelor’s degree in psychology. You’ve got all the licenses you need and now it’s time to open up
[ Read More ]Many people assume their stress and anxieties are fine when really it’s some of the signs they should be asking themselves: Should I see a therapist? Approximately 1 in 5 adults in the U.S. (46.6 million) experience mental illness in a given year. Approximately 1 in 25 adults in the U.S. (11.2 million) experiences a serious mental illness in
[ Read More ]May is Mental Health Awareness Month, which means it’s the ideal time to encourage education pertaining to mental health conditions that affect nearly 450 million people worldwide. In New York City alone, at least one in five adults is likely to experience a mental health disorder in any given year. And considering that anxiety disorders
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