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ADHD in women often seems much louder just the week before a period. Focus is fleeting, emotions feel like theyre right there under the surface, and even small tasks require more of your energy. You're not hyperactive. Youre simply running on empty.
Anxiety as a condition has been affecting a lot of people in recent years. One survey showed that 43% of adults admitted to having more anxious thoughts in 2024 which is a big jump from 37% in 2023 and so on. This is a concerning phenomenon but rather expected—the improvements in modern society have also […]
There will always be unexpected financial downturns in your life, which can disturb your feeling of security and well-being. According to a recent APA survey, 73% of Americans experience stress about money. Financial stress, whether from unexpected medical bills, sudden job loss, or escalating debt, can have significant impacts on both mental and physical health, […]
Social anxiety is a common but often overlooked problem that can really impact your professional life. Fear of colleagues, meetings, or presenting ideas can make you feel self-conscious and uncomfortable and impact your job performance and overall well-being (Stein & Stein, 2008). However, with the right strategies and mindset, you can manage social anxiety in […]
Mood disorders like depression and bipolar affect millions of Americans every year[1] and can be debilitating[3] . As mental health awareness grows so does the need for treatment options[2] . Two popular therapies have gotten a lot of attention: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Both have been shown to work for […]
Academic anxiety is a growing problem for students at all levels. From elementary to university, students are under so much pressure to perform, which can lead to stress, fear of failure and mental health issues. As education gets tougher, it’s time to recognize the signs of academic anxiety and help students manage it well. In […]
Anxiety influences our decision-making by modifying our perceptions, reasoning, and hence our choices. For some, the mere thought of having to make decisions triggers feelings of acute or insidious anxiousness and panic. Indeed, the entire process involved in planning, researching, checking out alternative strategies, and finally coming to a decision is full of acute distress […]
Many people feel sick to their stomach or like throwing up when experiencing intense anxiousness. In fact, over half of those with diagnosed anxiety disorders struggle with nausea as a symptom. While anxiety doesn’t always lead to nausea, it’s real discomfort for numerous individuals. Some notice mild queasiness, while others cannot function from severe nausea. […]
“I do not deserve my success.” “Did I really win the award on my own merit? Maybe it was a fluke or a mistake.” “I am just a fraud…” Do such thoughts come to you often that make you question your past achievements? Does your inner critic flare up at every milestone you reach, wondering […]
Seeing a loved one living a challenging life or battling harsh health conditions is not easy. So, it is common for one to take the brunt of caregiving tasks. The problem occurs when they disregard their own needs while focusing entirely on their loved ones. If you are the primary caregiver for your family member […]
Social media has become synonymous with negativity. But still, you and I, along with millions of others, log into it daily to update ourselves on what’s happening in our social sphere. Is it all in vain, and are we all exacerbating our mental health problems with social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok, […]
“It is on the strength of observation and reflection that one finds a way. So we must dig and delve unceasingly.” –Claude Monet Have you ever had a moment, sitting alone in your room or staring out the window, when you found yourself thinking about where you used to be in life compared to where […]
