Types of Self-Harm
Reading time: 2 min Self-harm is a misunderstood, stigmatized behavioral pattern in which people intentionally injure and hurt themselves. Typically, self-harm does not indicate suicidal intent; instead, it is
Reading time: 2 min Self-harm is a misunderstood, stigmatized behavioral pattern in which people intentionally injure and hurt themselves. Typically, self-harm does not indicate suicidal intent; instead, it is
Reading time: 2 min Panic disorder is a mental health condition marked by repeated surges of overwhelming fear and distress that strike without warning, often without any apparent cause.
Reading time: 2 min Drug withdrawal can be a challenging and dangerous experience, marked by a series of physical and psychological symptoms that vary widely in intensity and duration.
Reading time: 2 min Many people use alcohol to self-medicate anxiety, drawn by its calming effects and ability to quiet a racing mind. Unfortunately, this temporary solace can lead
Reading time: 2 min For many, waking up with fragmented or completely missing memories of the previous night is a jarring experience that drives home the immediate dangers of
Reading time: 2 min Post-traumatic stress disorder can affect anyone after experiencing or witnessing a traumatic event. PTSD Awareness Month this June gives us a chance to spotlight this
Reading time: 2 min Understanding addiction as a severe and complex illness that fundamentally alters brain structure and function is a crucial part of recovery. Here’s a closer look
Reading time: 2 min Media depictions have given us a stereotypical image of a “high-functioning” alcoholic – someone who manages to maintain their job, family life and social commitments
Reading time: 3 min Mental health is a crucial aspect of overall wellness, especially for veterans who may face unique challenges due to their service. The Department of Veterans
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