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8 Tips For Coping With Holiday Stress And Holiday Despair

by Michelle Chaban | Nov 24, 2016 | Stress and Mental Health

Holiday seasons often comes with stress.   In Psychology Today, Dr. Degges-White shares 8 tips for managing the stress associated with the holidays. Here is a link to the article:...

John Green Has A Message For Anyone Who Romanticizes Mental Illness

by Michelle Chaban | Nov 24, 2016 | Stigma and Mental Illness

There is stigma against mental illness but there are also those who romanticize it.  Lindsay Holmes shares John Green’s thoughts on the perils of romanticizing mental illness. Here is a link:...

The Reason You Feel Just A Little Lonely All Of The Time

by Michelle Chaban | Nov 24, 2016 | Loneliness

We have all felt lonely at some time and point in our lives.  It’s a part of the human experience.  Suzy Strutner explains why in her Huff Post article. Here’s the link:...

Here’s A Major Reason To Get Outside During The Wintertime

by Michelle Chaban | Nov 24, 2016 | Depression

Everyone knows that during winter, there seems to be a lack of sunshine.  In this Huff Post article, Carolyn Gregoire writes about the link between sunshine and mood.  Here’s a link to the article:...

Autoimmune Disease Drugs Might Help People With Depression, Too

by Michelle Chaban | Nov 23, 2016 | Depression

New research suggests that anti-inflammatory drugs may reduce depression.  In her Huff Post article, Sara Miller discusses research that suggests inflammation’s role in depressive disorders and how certain medications may help reduce symtpoms. Here is a link:...
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