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July 23, 2014
by Cathy England, MA

generalized anxiety disorder

Generalized Anxiety Disorder

July 23, 2014 04:55 by Cathy England, MA  [About the Author]

generalized anxiety disorder
It is not uncommon for people to experience worry from time to time. This can come in the form of worry over an upcoming deadline, concern about a sick loved one, or stress about a financial situation. For most people, that type of worry is time limited and is affected or brought on by a specific situation. In other words in typical instances, the person can identify the reason for their anxiety. [More]

July 20, 2014
by Cathy England, MA

anxietyasasymptomofhyperthyroidism

Anxiety as a symptom of hyperthyroidism

July 20, 2014 04:55 by Cathy England, MA  [About the Author]

anxietyasasymptomofhyperthyroidism
It is not uncommon that anxiety problems are caused by physical illness, and it can sometimes be difficult for the professional provider to differentiate the two. It may be that treating the medical problem can alleviate the appearance of anxiety so that when the medical condition is treated, the anxiety symptoms may disappear. This is why it is important to have troublesome anxiety symptoms evaluated by a medical professional. Hyperthyroidism is a medical condition that commonly co-occurs with anxiety. [More]

June 26, 2014
by Christie Hunter

your relationship afterthe babyhas arrived

Your Relationship After the Baby has Arrived

June 26, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

your relationship afterthe babyhas arrived
Becoming a parent is like a dream come true, particularly if the baby is your first born. However, these happy emotions are also accompanied by the fear of losing your old life. Mothers worry about taking care of the baby, while fathers usually have financial considerations. If someone is comfortable with his/her routine, then resisting any major change is natural. [More]

April 26, 2014
by Christie Hunter

financial stress howto not get pulledinto consumerism

Financial Stress- How to Not Get Pulled into Consumerism

April 26, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

financial stress howto not get pulledinto consumerism
The “buy now and pay later” culture has left millions of people homeless. The culture of consumerism has impacted global economy in an unprecedented manner and according to capitalists has a culture can be considered as one of the biggest factors for ever worsening financial crisis. Not only it has impacted world’s market, but has also given rise to financial stress. People are getting into a habit of buying more than they need which ultimately leads to financial crisis. [More]

March 26, 2014
by Rosemary Fromson, MPCP, RPC, CCPCPR

professional womenand burnout

Professional Women and Burnout

March 26, 2014 04:55 by Rosemary Fromson, MPCP, RPC, CCPCPR  [About the Author]

professional womenand burnout
Women tend to strive more for excellence; to prove themselves. Not that men don't feel they need to prove themselves, but women have an extra push to show that they are smart, knowledgeable, capable, and able to handle just about anything and everything. Research shows that women are still not as "committed" as men. Women are often referred to as bossy when they are actually being assertive. [More]

March 19, 2014
by Christie Hunter

247 society stopping stress at its source

24/7 Society: Stopping Stress At It's Source

March 19, 2014 04:55 by Christie Hunter  [About the Author]

247 society stopping stress at its source
Despite the many ill effects of chronic stress, the most obvious symptom is an omnipresent anxiety and agitation, depression, or other emotional shift that drains the joy from your daily life. While these effects play out in our daily lives- increased moodiness, anger, short attention span and low patience- the physical effects of stress can be equally draining and detrimental to overall health and vitality. Long term stress has the capacity to catalyze perilous health concerns, including high blood pressure, heart disease, diabetes, insomnia, panic attacks, depression, anxiety, and other emotional and psychological disorders. [More]

February 27, 2014
by Rosemary Fromson, MPCP, RPC, CCPCPR

griefand loss

Grief and Loss

February 27, 2014 04:55 by Rosemary Fromson, MPCP, RPC, CCPCPR  [About the Author]

griefand loss
When a loss hits you, people are at a loss as to what to do, what to say, how to help. If you yourself have suffered a loss what did you most need from others? Think about how you wanted people to respond and ask yourself if that would fit in the current scenario. If you have not suffered a loss, ask yourself the same question, if it did happen what would you like from others. [More]

February 8, 2014
by LuAnn Pierce, LCSW

food exerciseand mental health

Food, Exercise and Mental Health

February 8, 2014 04:55 by LuAnn Pierce, LCSW  [About the Author]

food exerciseand mental health
In the past few years mental health practitioners have become more aware of the connection between food, exercise and mental health. Research in these areas supports what some have known for years – we can manage and eliminate some of the more common mental health symptoms by changing what we eat and moving our bodies more. [More]