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Information on Dissociative Disorders

Dissociative disorders are so-called because they are marked by a dissociation from or interruption of a person's fundamental aspects of waking consciousness (such as one's personal identity, one's personal history, etc.). Dissociative disorders come in m... Read >
Author: peterhutch

Alcohol Depression: Contribution of Alcohol in Depression

Medical experts have always recommended to limit the intake of alcohol. This is due to several effects it has on an individual's health. Most people get addicted to alcohol without even knowing about it. They drink alcohol in order to relieve stress a... Read >
Author: Bertil Hjert

Balancing your work life see-saw

Copyright (c) 2008 Jacqui Tillyard Everyday life is full of ups and downs! If only life were as fun as when I once played on the see saw in the park as a child I hear you say! I am sure you could easily tell me how busy you are today, struggling to fit... Read >
Author: Jacqui Tillyard

The Effects of Debt on Mental Wellbeing

Getting into debt is almost a way of life for most people these days. Where once being indebted was a situation to be avoided if at all possible, and even looked on as being somehow slightly shameful, nowadays we usually think nothing of getting our credi... Read >
Author: Martin Sumner

Compulsive Eating

Compulsive eating is a type of eating disorder. An individual who suffers from compulsive eating will have an uncontrollable urge to eat non-stop or to eat large quantities of food in one sitting. Someone who struggles with compulsive eating will experien... Read >
Author: Eldad Zakay

All about Child Aspergers Syndrome

In this article I will outline many of the most common characteristics to be found in children with Aspergers syndrome together with a simple explanation of why they behave in this way, and some advice with how to cope with their behavior. Firstly childre... Read >
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How to read Spanish

When you sit down with a book or article written in Spanish do you first decide what it is you want to improve? Or do you just sit down and start reading with no clear goal in mind? While the latter approach is fine if you are reading for enjoyment and... Read >
Author: Mark Hazard

Losing Weight the Easy Way

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Small steps lead to big gains (or losses) in weight over a period of time. As Americans we gradually gain weight as a country and pay the price for the luxuries we enjoy. We find ourselves in a p... Read >
Author: Nitin Chhoda

Understanding the social challenges for your child with Aspergers

Your child desires more than anything to be "normal." I know that "normal" is a relative term and that it means different things to all of us. But deep down your child with Aspergers wants to fit in and be part of what everyone else is doing. It is human ... Read >
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Enjoy Food And Lose Weight!

It's great to lose 20 lbs, but it can only happen 1 lb at a time. Small steps lead to big gains (or losses) over a period of time. This is obvious in the management of one's own body weight. But things are getting harder, because we are getting heavier. W... Read >
Author: Nitin Chhoda

Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and the Menopausal Hormone

Hormone replacement therapy often referred to, as HRT or Postmenopausal hormone use is the topic of this particular article. Here we will discuss the process and treatment option, dealing with symptoms, the effects, impact, and consequences of menopause, ... Read >
Author: Rob Buenaventura

What are negative affirmations?

What are affirmations? First, the word affirm is similar to confirm. It's a statement that you confirm to be true. When used in the context of clinical and therapeutic psychology it's a self esteem boosting technique. Basically when you use the technique,... Read >
Author: keith londrie

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