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Regrets, remorse and guilt
They’re intertwined with depression. But you can learn to change the negative thinking that leads to depression and forgive yourself....>>

Anxiety and pain
Muscle tension, soreness, headaches: pain can be a common symptom of an anxiety disorder. But there is treatment for both....>>

Walking shoeWalk your way to wellness
Walking is good for your heart and fitness, and can also lift your mood and help you sleep better....>>

 

Man with his arm around woman.Taking care of yourself when you're the caregiver
When your loved one is living with depression or bipolar disorder, you matter too....>>

How to save on mental health professional services
Negotiate with providers and insurance companies and find alternative sources of mental health services....>>

Men and depression
Book review: Because of stigma, men will often hide their symptoms or try to escape from them....>>

 
 

Where you live may affect your state of mind
People are less depressed in the upper Midwest and more depressed in southeastern states according to a new study....>>>

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Bipolar disorder misdiagnosed
BP is diagnosed as depression in over a quarter of cases. The wrong treatment can make things worse...>>>

New DSM (Diagnostic Statistical Manual)
The DSM V, to be published in 2012, is predicted to recognize more variations in disorders....>>>

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