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You wake up with a feeling of dread. A voice in your head tells you that you're bad and the police are after you, or you see something that others do not. Nagging thoughts, images, annoying sensations, sounds, and constant mood changes make you want to stay in bed, avoid bathing, and hide from the world. This is what ... Read More

Depersonalization is a common condition that may affect up to 2% of the population. It's generally associated with stress, trauma, anxiety, and other emotional disorders, and treating it can make a world of difference in people's quality of life. Depersonalization, together with derealization, are dissociative ... Read More

What comes to mind when you hear the word "disability"? Many people envision a visible condition, such as blindness, missing limbs or immobility. However, invisible conditions such as mental illnesses are also valid and recognized disabilities. In fact, depression is considered the leading disability worldwide. But ... Read More

Anxiety disorders are the most common mental illness in America today, with over 40 million adults (19.1% of the population) suffering from anxiety in some form. Fortunately, rehab for anxiety is available and offers an array of highly effective treatments. From panic disorder (PD) to generalized anxiety disorder ... Read More

Humans are capable of feeling and expressing a wide range of emotions, from joy at a wedding to grief when a loved one passes away. If you suffer from emotional blunting and apathy, though, it may seem like you're unable to feel anything at all. In this guide, learn the causes and effects of emotional blunting and the ... Read More

Depression is the chief cause of temporary or permanent disability worldwide, according to the World Health Organization. In addition to negatively impacting the global workforce by increasing absenteeism, depression also affects work performance. When someone is depressed, they have difficulty concentrating on tasks, ... Read More

Women approaching middle age may notice the symptoms of menopause that their mothers, grandmothers, and female friends of the same age frequently talk about. Many of these discussions include mention of increased anxiety, stress, fears of getting older, losing sexual attractiveness and interest, infertility, and how to ... Read More