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How to Mentally Prepare Yourself for Your Plastic Surgery Experience
By Ernest Hamilton | Jan 11, 2021 11:15 AM ESTToday's world has given us the luxurious choice to enhance our body in the ways that we feel are necessary. There is a big controversy surrounding the practice of cosmetic surgeries that makes people question if it's ethical towards their self-esteem and self-progress. There are numerous amounts of plastic surgeries out there to help people enhance their appearance and change the characteristics of themselves that they feel need the most improvement.
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How Can Reading Help With Your Mental Health? + 5 Helpful Reading Tips
By Ernest Hamilton | Dec 30, 2020 02:01 PM ESTWhen you learn to read, you are naturally amazed by the way writers use their words, and that instantly makes you like them. If you are like us, you won't be able to withdraw the book you are reading until you finish the last chapter, especially if it's a book well written.
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How Can Good Self-Esteem Help You Through Recovery?
By Ernest Hamilton | Dec 26, 2020 08:50 AM ESTThere are dozens and dozens of reasons why people abuse drugs. It could be because they have mental health problems or an addictive personality. It might also be because of past trauma, peer pressure, or because they are self-medicating. Another reason why people often abuse drugs is because of low self-esteem says Johnny K - owner of True Life Recovery detox in Orange County, California.
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How to Manage Your Mental Health During COVID-19
By Staff Reporter | Dec 07, 2020 02:32 PM ESTIt feels like forever ago that the COVID-19 pandemic happened, yet the year is not over yet. Between new lockdowns and seasonal depression, it's put an extra strain on your mental health. Even though there is a vaccine on the way, it will still be a while until things return to normal.
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Stressed Out? Will Moving to the Suburbs Help Your Mental Health?
By Staff Reporter | Dec 03, 2020 09:50 AM ESTCity-dwellers may think the quiet life of the suburbs would be a reprieve from all that’s going on. But, can suburbia really improve your mental health?
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Do You Have Any of These Lesser-Known Symptoms of Stress?
By Ernest Hamilton | Nov 19, 2020 02:32 PM ESTThere are many different symptoms of stress, most of which are well known. These include: low energy, avoiding people, rapid heart rate, insomnia, sweaty hands, clenched jaw, and a constant feeling of worry.
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5 Reasons Why You Should Never Overlook Your Mental Health
By Ernest Hamilton | Nov 11, 2020 10:14 PM ESTWith all the stress and difficulties, the world is facing today, it's hard to catch up and take a look at your mental health. Many individuals tend to look only at the physical aspect of their health, leaving the mental aspect in the dark. Little do people know, mental health is important to one's well-being.
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What Are the Signs That HGH Deficiency Is Cured?
By Staff Reporter | Nov 10, 2020 10:44 PM ESTHuman Growth Hormone (HGH), also known as Growth Hormone, is produced by Pituitary Gland located in the brain, which helps stimulate growth. It is released into the blood and controls how the body forms healthy muscle, body fluids, and body composition. It also helps in brain and heart functioning. It is needed in fat and sugar metabolism. HGH Deficiency is a medical condition that occurs when there is insufficient production of the HGH hormone. Adults can experience this deficiency. Causes of this deficiency could be a damaged pituitary gland or a tumor in the brain. It could also be because the pituitary gland is affected by removing a brain tumor through radiation therapy methods. Other causes could be a head injury, brain infection such as meningitis or stroke, and bleeding on the brain's base.
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How crisis intervention help to drug addiction recovery?
By Staff Reporter | Nov 09, 2020 02:23 PM ESTIllicit drug use and substance misuse can cause a large number of adverse consequences for an individual's body and brain. While treatment is fundamental for future development, numerous individuals disregard the issues that may emerge after treatment. In distressing circumstances, it is vital to rehearse the various sorts of crisis intervention. After treatment, it is essential to remain calm and mindful of your general surroundings. Numerous addicts slip once more into backslide, which includes an individual utilizing once more. Backslides can be risky for the individual and the individuals around them. By using crisis intervention, an individual can have the fundamental abilities to stay away from backslides and move around very distressing circumstances If you know somebody who is experiencing the attacks of illicit drug use, you are likely acquainted with the idea of a crisis.
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Marriage & Mental Health: How To Find A Healthy Balance When Planning Your Wedding
By Ernest Hamilton | Nov 03, 2020 09:40 PM ESTA reported 20% of adults in the U.S. experience signs and symptoms of poor mental health each year, according to a survey done by the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI). Mental health and its impact on a relationship is often overlooked in the run-up to a wedding. However, a person living with poor mental health can have symptoms that they are struggling with and unknowingly exert that struggle over their partner throughout the wedding-planning process. Here's how to find a healthy balance when planning your wedding.
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What to Do When a Loved One Passes Away at Home
By Eric Hamilton | Oct 26, 2020 11:53 AM EDTWhen a loved one dies at home, family members have difficult tasks left at hand.
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Why COVID-19 Changed the Way Americans Face Mental Health
By Staff Reporter | Oct 12, 2020 04:55 PM EDTSome good has come out of COVID-19, with more people considering and prioritizing their mental health. For some, focusing on mental health as being just important as physical health is nothing new-although it's relatively new in the overall attitude of the U.S. That's why mental health resources can be difficult to access, and they aren't as well-covered (if at all) by standard insurance plans compared to physical health.
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Why You Should Give Therapy and Talking Counseling a Try
By Staff Reporter | Oct 04, 2020 01:50 PM EDTTherapy and counseling are useful tools we have for dealing with issues such as stress and depression. Although there are many things you can do to enrich your life, there are very few things you can do that will replace real human connections and interactions.
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New Studies Reveal Higher Rates Of Mental Health Issues In Families With Intellectual Disability
By Ernest Hamilton | Oct 01, 2020 02:13 PM EDTFamily caregivers for individuals with intellectual disabilities were 10 times more likely to have an episode of severe anxiety and major depression, according to studies from Swansea University. The challenges faced by caregivers, especially mothers, have been largely overlooked during the pandemic.
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How to Protect Your Mental Health During COVID-19 & Financial Hardships
By Staff Reporter | Aug 24, 2020 11:54 AM EDTSince the arrival of the COVID-19 pandemic earlier this year, the number of people suffering with mental health issues has soared. Understandably, the main concern for most is the health and well-being of themselves and their families. However, there are also several other factors that affect the mental health of people up and down the country, including worries about finances, job security, and housing.
