All hell broke loose two months ago. He knew it could happen — still, he was shaken by the initial onslaught. He’s rebuilding now, using crisis insights he’s gathered over the years. What to do when you’re overwhelmed by life? According to him…
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It’s going down. Gabriel knew it could happen — still, the shock and awe of the attack left his face ashen. As bad as it is, he knows he’ll attempt a comeback. But for now, he needs to draft his plan…
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Mornings shape the pace and mood of the rest of your day. When your routine feels rushed or inconsistent, it’s harder to focus, stay energized and handle stress. Morning self-care habits can help you become grounded before the day’s activities begin.
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Many of us say or hear them — “Good things are coming soon.” or “The darkest hour is just before dawn.” They’re kind expressions of positivity and hope. But can optimism actually help with, say, chronic pain management?
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You’re pretty sure you have your first UTI, so you scheduled a doctor’s appointment. But what influenced you most in formulating your diagnosis — UTI symptoms or causes? Without hesitation, Daniel turned to the causes of personality disorders.
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Daniel has known something’s wrong for most of his adult life. He was diagnosed with depression and an anxiety disorder years ago, but this runs much deeper. He had a hunch, and that’s why he learned about the causes of personality disorders.
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W hen life feels heavy, your environment matters more than you might expect. Bringing small elements of the outdoors into your day can shift how your mind and body handle stress. And connecting with nature can be lifesaving during hard times.
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Did you know that global coffee consumption is right at 2.25 billion cups per day? Wow! I’m thinking it’s attributable to a mood-boosting combo of energy spark, habit, culture, and enjoying the taste. But have you ever wondered…
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Aerobic exercise can provide significant relief for emotional and mental illnesses. Unfortunately, a lot of folks start, get bored, and eventually quit. Turning to cross-training for, say, depression relief may be a solution, but to make sure it sticks,..
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Yes, the review and approval process for prescription meds is necessary. But can’t we speed things up? For example, will psychedelics ever be FDA approved for the treatment of emotional and mental illnesses?
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Doctor and hospital referrals, health insurance mandates, family pressure: selecting a psychiatrist often comes with few choices. So, we capitulate and after two appointments we say to ourselves, “Do I have the right psychiatrist?” Have you been there?
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Well, here you are — thank you for stopping by. If you’re a first-timer, I want to make it easy for you to find what you’re looking for. So, let’s talk about how to get started on Chipur. By the way, I’m glad you’re here.
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Those of us with emotional, mental, or neurodevelopmental challenges need to be resourceful. Much of what we endure isn’t “in the manual,” so securing effective management techniques is on us. For example, if you experience neurodivergent brain fog…
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Maybe it’s the same for you — if I see “new treatments for mental illness,” as a patient and writer, I’m reading, watching, or going. Exactly that happened a week ago, and I thought you’d be interested. So let’s talk about Proliv™Rx.
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Emotional and mental illnesses: writing about their anatomy and physiology, treatment angles, and the latest news is important. But so is sharing thoughts, feelings, fears, and vulnerabilities. I’ll start with “Why am I so sensitive?”
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Are supplements a player in our overall health? Some folks swear by them, others believe they’re a waste of money. Okay, do supplements help with mental illness? Let’s see what a psychiatrist has to say.
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The other day, I was doing some online research and was disappointed with the info I found. So, for the first time, I gave ChatGPT a go — and was shocked by the top-notch responses to my questions. Curious guy that I am, I had to ask, “Do you do therapy?”
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Your therapist made it official — you have PTSD. You weren’t surprised, until she recommended EMDR therapy. You’d heard it was controversial, so wanting to try her on for size, you asked, “Is EMDR a scam?”
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After a few sessions with a new therapist, she leaned back in her chair and said something that made me laugh out loud. “I think we should assess you for adult ADHD, and perhaps comorbidities, including autism…”
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On Tuesday mornings, Maria sets a cup of tea by her father’s chair. She asks one small question: “Want to sit by the window with me?” Some days he nods. Some days he stares at the floor and says, “Why bother?” Maria feels the sting, guilt, and fatigue.
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