Have you ever encountered someone struggling with bipolar disorder who firmly believes they are not ill, or even perceives others as the problem? Perhaps you have felt this way yourself. This phenomenon is not uncommon. Research indicates that up to Read More
WARNING: This content discusses sensitive topics related to hospital surveillance, patient harm, inappropriate advances by staff, and staff injuries. It may evoke distressing emotions or memories for some readers, particularly those with personal experiences in healthcare settings. The integration of Read More
Mental Health America of South Carolina (MHASC) is making significant strides to enhance mental health support in rural communities across the state, driven by a valuable collaboration with Mental Health America National and West Fraser, a prominent global wood products Read More
Anxiety tends to strike at the most inconvenient moments, often targeting our deepest concerns and fears. This psychological distress can manifest in various ways, and it’s crucial to understand that the nature of our worries evolves as we progress through Read More
A recent investigation published in the Journal of American College Health highlights an alarming increase in depression rates among students in U.S. higher education, particularly among individuals who identify as LGBTQIA+. This demographic faces significantly higher mental health challenges, necessitating Read More