Successful people with bipolar disorder
Are there successful people who live with bipolar?People with bipolar disorder can live a good life, be happy and be successful—just like anybody else. In fact, you might be surprised to find out that...
Detached attachment style
Symptoms, signs, causes, and moreAvoidant attachment is an attachment style that develops during early childhood. It tends to occur in children who do not experience sensitive responses to their needs...
Signs and symptoms of tardive dyskinesia
Tardive Dyskinesia: Definition, Symptoms, Causes, TreatmentWritten by WebMD Editorial Contributors Your Guide To Tardive Dyskinesia Symptoms Causes and Risk Factors Diagnosis Treatment and Preve...
Monogamous relationships definition
Monogamy: What Does It Mean?Written by WebMD Editorial Contributors In this Article Other Names for Monogamy What’s the Difference Between Monogamy and Polyamory? How to Explore Monogamy with Your...
Tips for people with adhd
ADHD: Tips to Try (for Teens)Reviewed by: Shirin Hasan, MDPsychology (Behavioral Health) at Nemours Children's Health en español TDAH: Consejos que puedes probarPeople with ADHD have brain differences...
How to handle schizophrenia family members
How to Care for Your Loved OneWritten by WebMD Editorial Contributors Giving support to a family member or friend with schizophrenia means helping them get the medical and psychological treatment they...
Fastest acting antidepressant
FDA Approves First Fast-Acting Drug for Clinical DepressionThe FDA just approved the first-ever “fast-acting” drug to treat clinical depression. The drug, Auvelity, from Axsome Therapeutics claims to...
Season of a lifetime
Season of a Lifetime (2012)Cast &...
Techniques of group therapy
Group therapy techniquesWhat is group therapy?Group therapy is one format to receive psychotherapy, or talk therapy. In group therapy, you can expect to have one or more therapists working with a grou...
Part of the brain responsible for emotion
The Anatomy of EmotionsiStock.com/cgladeIn the 1970s, anthropologist Paul Ekman proposed that humans experienced six basic emotions: anger, fear, surprise, disgust, joy, and sadness. Since then, scien...
