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Mental Health
02
Apr

Do I Have a Social Media Addiction?

Social media has only been with us for about 20 years, but in that time it has transformed the way we communicate. No one would question the fact that it has had a huge impact on the culture of the Western world and beyond. But what happens when you get too much of a good...
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20
Feb

What Are The Mental Health Benefits of Meditation?

Most experts agree that the most effective regimen will include a combination of approaches if you’re trying to improve your mental health. These may include mental health treatment that includes, psychotherapy and pharmacotherapy — but wellness practices like meditation are also proven to deliver results.  In this article, Cottonwood Tucson explores the mental health benefits...
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11
Jan

Does My Loved One Need Mental Health Rehab?

When someone you love is struggling with a mental health disorder, it’s easy to feel powerless. No one wants to watch someone they love in pain or discomfort. Yet, mental health is complex. You may be an adept problem-solver in every other area of your life – but when it comes to your husband’s depression...
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21
Dec

Committing to Better Mental Health in 2024

Looking after your own mental health is one of the most important forms of self-care. Many of us pay great attention to diet, skincare, and physical fitness — but may fail to invest in our mental health. It’s not always immediately apparent if your mental health isn’t ideal. The truth is that it is far...
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Body Dysmorphia in the LGBTQ Community
19
Jun

Body Dysmorphia in the LBGTQ(IA2S+) Community

Many people struggle with body dysmorphia, which the Cleveland Clinic defines as “a mental health condition that disrupts how you see and feel about your own body and appearance.” Unfortunately, this condition is a common symptom among people struggling with eating disorders, although it’s not technically considered in that category. It’s also a problem for...
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elebrities have come forward to not only talk about healing from trauma but also encourage people to seek out resources that can help
25
May

“Trauma is Trauma”: What Kevin Smith and Others Do About Healing

In an April 2023 interview with People magazine, filmmaker and actor Kevin Smith said that in early 2022, he “awoke in terror, convinced he was losing his mind.” He then checked into a treatment center for 30 days, going through intense therapy to process various childhood traumas. Smith isn’t the only celebrity to bravely open...
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signs of good mental health, good mental health, happiness, happy, joy, sunshine, purpose, purpose of life
01
May

How Do I Know If I Have Good Mental Health?

Whenever we feel something other than joy and positivity all the time, this doesn’t mean we have a mental health problem. However, recognizing the signs of good mental health is important, as this provides a gauge for when and if more serious issues arise, such as anxiety, depression, and complicated grief. What Does Good Mental...
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mental health prevention, mental illness - mental disorders - mood disorders - mental health treatment
05
Apr

Can Mental Health Problems Be Prevented?

This is a serious question, and the answer isn’t quite as simple as “yes” or “no.” However, the medical community is intrigued by the concept that with the right information and action, we might have the ability to lessen the impact of mental and emotional disorders and foster better health management for life. Are Disorders...
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meditation, meditate, mental health, mental illness, recovery, treatment
19
Mar

Improving Your Meditation Skills

People often say, “I just can’t do meditation!” because they believe if they can’t sit cross-legged on a poofy cushion for hours on end, “they’re not doing it right.” Nothing could be further from the truth. Whether you’re a long-time practitioner or someone eager to expand your options, there are many ways to improve your...
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eating disorders, eating, mental health, mental illness
01
Mar

Eating Disorders Are on the Rise, But Why?

For many people, pandemic effects are still lingering, and they have nothing to do with vaccines, social distancing, or masking. A spike of eating disorders occurred during the pandemic, and while there’s been a slight decrease in cases since, there are still more individuals affected now than before, creating a different kind of health crisis....
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