As one of the founding members of the boy band One Direction, Liam Payne turned to alcohol to cope with fame during the pinnacle of the band's success, which lasted from 2010 to 2015. Because he and his bandmates were just teenagers at the time, Liam stated, "We were always locked in a hotel room at night." Lonely and ... Read More
Tips for Living with Someone with OCD
Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is one of those terms that's used relatively incorrectly nowadays. Someone who prefers a neat house might quip that they have OCD, but that's not what living with OCD is really like. Anyone who's experienced living with an OCD partner knows it can actually be quite challenging. ... Read More
5 Tips for Living with Someone with Depression
All relationships require a lot of work because they demand time, communication, honesty, loyalty, understanding and compromise. Living or being with someone who's depressed can be even more challenging, as they may not understand why they're feeling down. It takes adjustments on your part to provide support while ... Read More
How to Help Someone with Dysmorphia
In today's society, social media exposure and idealized body types set the standard for how many men and women see themselves. Comparing your own body against what's considered the societal norm can lead to feelings of low self-esteem and dysmorphia. Unfortunately, dysmorphia can also lead to other issues, including ... Read More
Yawning + Other Odd Signs of Alcohol Withdrawal
Many people who want to stop drinking worry about withdrawal symptoms. Knowing what to expect and understanding how your medical team can help you manage your symptoms can make the decision to enter a detox program easier. Below, we'll outline some of the more unusual symptoms you may experience when you stop drinking ... Read More
5 Tips for Living with Someone with ADHD
There are various ways to support a partner with ADHD. Discover how to navigate ADHD and relationships by exploring the disorder and learn five useful tips. Living with someone with ADHD can be challenging, whether they're a family member or romantic partner. ADHD produces numerous symptoms that can cause ... Read More
The Gender Gap in First Responder Mental Health
First responders are routinely exposed to traumatic events and high-stress situations that have a profoundly negative effect on their mental well-being as a whole. While employee mental health is crucial in any industry, it's even more important for those who work tirelessly to protect and save others. Yet first ... Read More
Pain & the Mind: Addiction
Chronic pain is any type of pain that lasts more than 3 months, including arthritis, back pain, cancer pain, headache and muscle pain. It can affect any part of the body, and it may occur all the time or come and go with activity. Approximately 21% of adults in the United States suffer from chronic pain. Individuals ... Read More
