Tag: therapy
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Vijay Varma Opens Up About Depression and Ira Khan’s Healing Help
Vijay Varma’s Honest Revelation About Depression In a candid conversation about his mental health journey, Indian actor Vijay Varma shared a deeply personal chapter of his life: a prolonged battle with severe depression. He described the weight of darkness that at times made even ordinary moments feel insurmountable, and he spoke openly about the emotional…
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Two Pronged: Scared That My Bipolar Disorder Will Ruin My New Relationship
Understanding the fear when dating with bipolar disorder Starting a new relationship is already a mix of excitement and nerves. When bipolar disorder enters the conversation, that flutter can feel like it’s amplified into dread: Will mood swings, unpredictability, or medication side effects derail what could be a loving connection? The truth is that bipolar…
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Cops on Ketamine? Navigating Largely Unregulated Mental Health Treatment Hurdles
Introduction: The promise and the perils of ketamine-assisted psychotherapy for first responders Combining psychotherapy with low-dose ketamine—an anesthetic with a history of misuse—has emerged as a controversial but increasingly discussed approach to treating severe depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among high-trauma populations. Firefighters, police officers, and military members often carry invisible burdens, and mental…
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Seasonal Affective Disorder: Understanding the Winter Blues and Finding Light
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder and why does it happen? Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD), often called the Winter Blues, affects millions as winter approaches. As temperatures drop and daylight becomes scarcer, many people notice changes in mood and energy that extend beyond typical winter weather. Experts describe SAD as a mood disorder tied to seasonal…
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Winter Blues or SAD? Understanding Seasonal Affective Disorder as Winter Approaches
What is Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)? As temperatures drop and daylight wanes, many people notice mood changes that go beyond routine winter tiredness. Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a type of depression linked to the changing seasons, often arising in late fall and persisting through winter. While roughly 5% of the U.S. population experiences SAD…
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Autism Isn’t a Single Condition: Scientists Explain
Autism Is Not a Single Condition For decades, autism has often been treated as a single diagnosis with a single cause. A growing body of research now argues otherwise: autism is a spectrum of conditions with multiple roots. Scientists across neuroscience, genetics, and psychology emphasize that there is no one culprit that explains all cases.…
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Anders Öfvergård: Alcohol, assault claims, and redemption
What happened at the Robinson wrap party In the wake of a turbulent period for Swedish TV personality Anders Öfvergård, new details have resurfaced about an incident at a wrap party for the show Robinson. According to Expressen, Öfvergård allegedly acted violently toward a female colleague when he tried to drive away in an all-terrain…
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Anders Öfvergård: From a Drunken Incident to Therapy and Renewal
What happened at the Robinson wrap party Sweden’s television personality Anders Öfvergård became the subject of renewed attention after a controversial incident linked to the wrap party for the reality show Robinson. Media reports indicate that during a farewell gathering, Öfvergård, who was reportedly intoxicated, attempted to drive away in a quad bike with another…
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Bianca Ingrosso Opens Up After Baravara Retreat: A Path to Self-Care
From Burnout to Breakthrough: Bianca Ingrosso’s Baravara Experience Bianca Ingrosso, the Swedish entrepreneur and television personality, has been candid about a difficult period that culminated in a transformative stay at Baravara, the controversial course venue in Rättvik. In the early months of 2024, she stepped away from the public eye to focus on healing, returning…