It’s given that PTSD changes us, but how exactly does it work and what can we do to improve our mental health?
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If you’re struggling with bipolar disorder, then you’re already aware of the manic or “mixed” episodes that often inhibit your day-to-day life. However, have you ever considered how these episodes are effecting your body?
When one develops the psychiatric disorder known as schizophrenia, it disrupts regular cognitive abilities and conducts [1]. Normally, people aren’t diagnosed with the condition until their late-teens or throughout their adult life. Though, there are instances where children suffer from schizophrenia. When the mental illness initially makes its appearance, there are two distinct set of
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a mental illness which often results in long-lasting effects that are defined by disorderly, continuous thoughts (obsessions) and behaviors (compulsions). There are many ways in which people with OCD relieve these feelings – from biting their nails to excessively cleaning everything in their living facility. The disorder can have a destructive
