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The Myths About Bipolar Disorder

March 30 is World Bipolar Day Bipolar disorder is more common than you might think. According to the World Health... Read More

What Is Digital Self Harm?

Understanding and Combatting Digital Self-Harm in Teens Adolescence is a confusing time. The brain is still developing and social... Read More

2021 Reading Challenge: Books About Mental Health

Join us in reading one book about mental health a month Is reading more books on your goals list... Read More

5 Tips for Managing Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)

SAD is more than just an emotion As the clocks fall back and the sun goes down earlier, many... Read More

Depression Support is Out There

You Are Not Alone If you are struggling with depression, you may have experienced the feelings of isolation, sadness, confusion and anger. Having... Read More

International Day of Persons with Disabilities

Disability does not mean inability  December 3 is International Day of Persons with Disabilities (IDPD). Since its inception in 1992,... Read More

How To Avoid Depression During the Holidays

Bye Bye Holiday Blues The holidays are a festive and exciting time of the year.  It’s a time for family,... Read More

Chronic Pain and Mental Health

What’s the link between physical and mental health conditions?  Mental Health America (MHA) conducted an analysis of 61,363 individuals who self-identified as... Read More

Will I Develop Seasonal Affective Disorder?

Stop the Season Cycle in its Tracks  It’s that time of year again—the temperatures are cooler, days are increasingly... Read More

Mental Illness is not a Halloween Theme

Let’s Stop the Scary Stigma  Halloween is right around the corner! Before you start binging on candy and donning your costume,... Read More

Staying Productive When Depression Strikes

October is National Depression Awareness Month  We have all had days where we are just not motivated to do anything. That... Read More

What People with Mental Illness Want You to Know

Mental Illness Awareness Week 2020  Did you know...  One in five U.S. adults experience mental illness each year. (Source)  50%... Read More