When thinking about mental health, it’s easy to view it as either struggling with severe mental disorders and significant stress or not. As a result, we often focus solely on what’s wrong without considering all the good qualities in our lives. This trend...
We’ve all experienced insecurities at some point in our lives, whether it be our physical appearance, the size of our success, financial status, intelligence, sense of humor, and so on. Yet, if that becomes an obstacle that interferes with your daily...
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), Mental health is part of overall health. Just like we can’t be well without good mental health, we can’t be healthy if we neglect the rest of our bodies. When dealing with a mental health condition it can be...
According to Deanna M. Barch at Washington University in St. Louis, Schizophrenia and Related Psychotic Disorders are some of the most impairing forms of psychopathology, frequently associated with a profound negative effect on the individual’s educational,...
Rumination and how to get rid of it: Have you ever felt stuck in a loop of the same distressing, intrusive thoughts? Perhaps you fixated on an embarrassing situation or a rude comment someone made no matter how hard you tried to suppress these memories? Or maybe you...
Each time you scold or belittle yourself for a minor mistake like running a bit late to a meeting, calling a new coworker by the wrong name, or saying something awkward during a part, you engage in negative self-talk. The more often it happens, the higher chance that...
Bailey Mariner at Very Well Mind stated that Munchausen syndrome by proxy is a mental health disorder in which a caregiver, most often a mother, routinely makes up fake symptoms or causes real symptoms in a child or adult victim to make it appear that the victim has a...
What is Brainspotting Therapy? According to Theodora Blanchfield, AMFT, and Daniel B. Block, MD, at Very Well Mind, Brainspotting therapy is a type of alternative therapy that uses spots in a person’s visual field to help them process trauma. It accesses trauma...