Adjustment Disorder refers to patients who experience significant suffering and limitations caused by adverse everyday situations, such as unemployment, divorce, or academic failure. Therefore, it is to be expected that adaptation disorders, also called adjustment disorders (AD), are among the most frequent mental disorders in clinical practice. In short, ED is a self-limited abnormal (non-adaptive) response to …
Mood is one of the most common and important psychological phenomena and affects your life, behavior, thinking, and health. This is not just a state of mind, it is a complex process, influenced by many indicators, biological, social, cultural, personal, and situational. Moods can change from moment to moment or persist for a long time. It can be …
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In the whirlwind of our fast-paced lives, anxiety and stress have become familiar faces. And one of their go-to companions? Shortness of breath. It’s like this unwelcome guest that knocks on our door when stress takes center stage. This blog is your guide through the maze of anxiety and breathlessness, separating the complexities, and shedding …
Depression and Weight Loss: A Simple Guide to Understanding the Link Depression is a mental disorder that is characterized by changes in brain activity resulting in a persistent low mood and loss of interest in daily life. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), depression affects 322 million people of all ages worldwide. Depression is …
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Ever found yourself tangled in the web of anxiety, desperately seeking an escape route? The struggle is real, and we get it. Anxiety treatment centers aren’t just a solution; they’re your customized key to reveal a life free from the clutches of worry. Imagine a space where professionals tailor strategies uniquely for you, turning the …
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“If you, or someone you know, is in crisis or needs immediate assistance, please call 911 immediately. To talk to someone now, please call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 800-273-8255.”
