Often highly intelligent and very creative, the success and spontaneity of a spouse with Bipolar Disorder may, at times, make things exciting.
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Attention Deficit Disorder is a popular term that describes many behaviors in children, but also affects adults. ADD is caused by a combination of genetic, nutritional, and social factors.
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Choosing happiness includes the hard work of being yourself without comparison to others, letting go of grudges and the burden of accumulation, and caring well for ourselves and those around us.
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An angry spouse can be frustrating or even frightening, but it doesn't have to isolate you from him or her. The basics of caring for each other well and learning healthy emotional expression will help reduce anger in your spouse.
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Grief is hard. It is hard because it hurts. It is hard because we sometimes do not know how to grieve. It is hard to maintain a normal “real life” at the same time.
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Life can be very hard and overwhelming. Sometimes all a person needs is a few new skills to stay in tip-top mental shape.
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He lives in every one of us, no matter how hard we try to fight him. If you are feeling like the green eyed monster of jealousy is taking over your life, here are some ways to get rid of him.
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More than 1.7 million children in the United States have a parent in jail or prison, according to the Bureau of Justice Statistics.
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You are the consumer, and have every right to "shop" for the marriage counselor that fits you best. Understanding different education levels, licenses, and styles will empower you to choose wisely.
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What does it mean to truly live? These regrets from the dying will give you perspective on what's most important.
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Postpartum depression is a serious condition. It can be difficult to recognize because so many of the symptoms are the same as adjusting to a new baby — only bigger.
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When we are afraid, we may panic, freeze or try to find a way to escape. Fear may cause anxiety symptoms making things feel even scarier. Understanding ways to conquer fear will help us enjoy life again. Here are some tips for conquering fear.
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When games selected are more intense or violent and are played for large amounts of time that exclude the player from other interactions and activities, this may fit the pattern for addictive behavior.
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As a counselor, one of the most common questions I am asked is whether I think someone needs therapy. My response is that if they are asking, and willing to work, then some counseling could help. Here are some signs that you might need therapy.
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Living with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder can be a challenge. Without a cure, daily living focuses on a variety of skills that manage symptoms and improve functioning. Sometimes medication and therapy can help, but here are some everyday tips.
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