Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) and Dementia are both considered to be very different mental disorders that are impacting millions of people’s lives. One inhibits a person’s ability to focus better on their day-to-day responsibilities, the other causes a person’s brain to degenerate and pretty soon they could no longer function. But do you know… Continue Reading
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Category Archives: Mental Health
4 Great Hobbies that are Beneficial for Calming your Nerves
We all have hobbies to exercise our minds, entertain us, or give ourselves something productive to do. Whether it is reading, painting, or jewelry collecting, we all need hobbies to benefit ourselves socially, physically, and mentally. But if you need to relax your nerves, what good hobbies could you take up for this? Let’s check… Continue Reading
Best-selling Author Talks about Narcissistic Abuse and How it Impacts your Mental Health and Life
There are several types of abusive relationships that have impacted a person’s emotional and mental health. One of these types of relationships we don’t examine too often is narcissistic abuse. This form of emotional abuse happens when the abuser only cares about him or herself. This person may use words or actions to manipulate their… Continue Reading
What you Must Know about the Language Disorder Aphasia
Just recently, I learned about a new mental disorder I’ve never heard of. This one is called aphasia. You might’ve heard about this disease because the actor Bruce Willis announced having to retire because he was diagnosed with it. However, there’s more to learn about this condition. Aphasia is a language disorder that makes it… Continue Reading
Driving with ADHD- How you Can Stay Safe Despite Having this Condition
Last week, I went to a neurologist and discovered what I already knew- that I have ADHD. This is of course also known as Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder. While the overall prevalence of adult ADHD is 4.4%, only 3.2% of adult women aged 18-44 are diagnosed with the condition compared to men with 5.4%. There… Continue Reading
5 Ways to Mentally Cope with Working In the Office Again
As things start to improve and more people are getting vaccinated, many companies are opening up the doors for their staff to return to the office. However, because most people have become used to working remotely, this has made it hard for them to go back to in-person work. If you’ve been having feelings of… Continue Reading
Do you Daydream Often?- 4 Ways to Get a Grip on this Common Habit
Let’s face it- we all have experienced some periods here and there with daydreaming. It’s a common habit in which our mind wanders off from the realities of everyday life. It’s our mind’s reactionary response to being in circumstances that aren’t necessarily entertaining. In some aspects, it could be normal. But what happens when it… Continue Reading
More Women in Leadership Roles- How do We Find Balance in their Lives?
I’ve read in a recent article that there are more women in leadership roles at companies. Some examples include the news company MSNBC, whose president is Rashida Jones. Her addition last year made her the first Black female executive to lead a major cable news network. With a higher responsibility, there comes a busier schedule.… Continue Reading
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