We’ve all known at least on some level that the COVID-19 pandemic was going to take its toll in a lot of different ways on the human race as a whole. You don’t completely lock down societies and turn beliefs and norms long taken for granted on their collective ears without seeing some substantial ripple […]
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Whether you’re experiencing CPTSD vs PTSD, you’re not alone. About 3.6% of adult Americans have PTSD. In addition to this, 7.8 million Americans will experience PTSD at some point. Are you wondering what the difference between CPTSD and PTSD is? In this article, dive into the symptoms, causes, and treatment options. Read on to discover
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Not only do Americans, on average, work longer hours than people in other nations, but they are also more likely to work at odd hours. Over one-quarter of the US workforce does at least some of the work between 10 PM and 6 AM. On top of that, about 16% of American workers work nontraditional
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As long as there have been people, there have been narcissists. But psychologists have noticed a significant increase in narcissistic personalities in recent years. Narcissism won’t just negatively affect the individual exhibiting those traits. It will also affect their friends, partners, and children. If you had a mother or father who was a narcissist, then
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Mental health has been an ongoing topic for as long as we can remember, and light seems to be shedding on the subject more and more each day. It’s no surprise to hear that the year 2020 has taken a serious toll on people’s mental health. Research shows that mental health conditions, such as depression
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Over 6.7% of adults in the United States experience at least one major depressive episode annually. And high-functioning depression affects 1.5% of adults in the USA every year. Despite millions of people living with this type of depression, many remain undiagnosed. And though the stigma surrounding mental health is lessening, high-functioning depression is often brushed
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Somatic Symptom Disorder (SSD), also known as Psychosomatic Symptom Disorder, is a serious mental illness. This illness includes both the mind and the body, where the person will think their physical symptoms are worse than they are because of mental factors. This is someone who will automatically think the worst of their illness or perceived
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