Life With ADHD

Life With ADHD – The Child’s Mind Happy ADHD Awareness Month! It’s not uncommon for people to misuse the phrase “I’m ADHD” and for misdiagnoses to occur. ADHD can be particularly difficult to identify in children because of the symptom’s similarities with normal child developmental states, and ...

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Sex Addiction 101

Sex Addiction 101 Scott Smith While the problem of substance use and addiction has gained cultural notoriety as an individual, social, and healthcare problem worldwide, behavioral-based addictions such as sex addiction have had a much harder time gaining acceptance within the medical, ...

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Marriage

Marriage Chris Cook and Jessie Deussing Ideas about marriage (what marriage is, when people should marry, the normalcy and permanence of marriage, etc.) are shifting as our culture is experiencing new challenges and conversations about this ancient institution.  According to the National ...

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Anxiety

Anxiety Kelly Saylor and Mary Shea What is Anxiety? According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders Fifth Edition, Anxiety disorders include having features of excessive fear, anxiety and behavioral disturbances.  The difference between fear and anxiety is the ...

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Depression

Depression Jim Katsoudas and Mary Shea According to the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 5th edition (DSM-5), 8 different types of depression have been joined together under the diagnosis of Major Depressive Disorder. They are as follows: Disruptive Mood Dysregulation ...

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Beyond “The Blues” – Childhood Depression

Beyond “The Blues” – Childhood Depression October 5th is National Depression Screening Awareness Day, and most of us are aware of the way that depression can plague adults. Often overlooked is the fact that children, too, can experience depression that is far beyond mood swings and what can be ...

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Adult Depression: What you Need to know!

Adult Depression                                                   What you Need to know! Depression is a mood disorder that causes a persistent feeling of sadness and loss of interest. Depression is also called major depressive disorder or clinical depression and it affects how you feel, ...

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Sexual Trauma:  Moving Toward Restoration

Sexual Trauma:  Moving Toward Restoration Cynthia Morris   MACC, LPCA Sexual trauma expert, Dan Allender, is quoted as saying “There is no greater return on evil than sexual trauma.”  Abuse can take only seconds and the ramifications of it can last a lifetime.   Painfully, rape, incest, ...

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