Understanding Manic and Depressive Episodes in Bipolar Disorder
Mood fluctuations can be draining. One period, you're extremely active, your thoughts race constantly, and sleep seems needless.Then everything dips, and routine tasks ...Read More
What Is a Mental Health Crisis?
We all can have rough or bad days. Days when it is more difficult to get through than usual. Most of the time, we somehow ...Read More
Can I Stop My Psychiatric Medication? Why Monitoring Matters
Feeling better on your medication? That's great. Yet it leads to another question that is usually asked: Can I stop taking this now?When ...Read More
Why Does Anxiety Feel Worse at Night and What Can You Do About It?
Any person with anxiety will tell you that the worst time of day is at night. There is something about lying in bed that makes ...Read More
Is It Abuse or a Disorder? Navigating a Relationship with Someone with Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED)
Living with someone who gets angry easily can be intimidating. You wonder if they'll hurt you or if they're struggling with a problem ...Read More
What Are the Signs of Oppositional Defiant Disorder in Children?
Kids sometimes feel mad or say no. But some kids show more anger or oppositional behavior than others. This may be a sign of Oppositional ...Read More
Why Is Medication Management Essential in Schizoaffective Disorder Treatment?
Schizoaffective disorder can make feelings and thoughts hard to handle. People may feel very low or very high. They may also hear or see things ...Read More
What Are the Signs That Medication for Alcohol Addiction Is Working?
Getting help for alcohol addiction can feel hard. You may try medicine in combination with other support. Medicine can help. Here are clear, simple signs ...Read More
Breaking Bad Habits That Keep You Awake All Night
Sleep helps your body and mind rest. A good night's sleep makes you feel strong and satisfied. But many habits can stop you from ...Read More
How Do You Explain Intermittent Explosive Disorder to Loved Ones?
Intermittent Explosive Disorder (IED) is when someone has very strong bursts of anger. The anger comes fast. It can seem bigger than the situation. The ...Read More
