What is Neurofeedback?
Neurofeedback is an adjunctive therapeutic method applied in the treatment of a number of neurological and psychological disorders such as post-traumatic stress disorders, depression, anxiety disorders, and epilepsy. It yields a good outcome when combined with other therapeutic modalities including medications and psychotherapy. Neurofeedback: What is it? Neurofeedback, also known as EEG (electroencephalogram) biofeedback, neurofeedback […]
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Inferiority Complex: 5 Ways to Start Raising Your Self-Esteem
Feeling inferior is something we all experience at some point in our lives. Whether you didn’t make the school football team or your sibling received higher grades than you, feeling inferior to them is a familiar feeling. In most cases, this feeling of inferiority is short-lived; we bounce back from those negative feelings, and it […]
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How to Survive a Loveless Marriage
Most people get married when they are in love. However, it is possible for marriage mates to eventually fall out of love. Loving marriages that last for a long time generally have marital partners who are committed to working diligently on their relationship. Marriage mates who have poor communication and do not consistently strengthen their […]
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Encopresis: Involuntary Soiling
Encopresis is a disorder that affects children between the ages of 4 to 17 years of age. Although it is not very common, it is also not rare. This disorder can be frustrating for parents and especially stressful for children. This article will talk about what Encopresis is, symptoms and how to get help. Encopresis […]
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What is Online Therapy?
Online therapy is a general term used to describe mental health services provided to people through online technology. This can include video chatting, online text messaging, or voice messaging. Some patients are able to utilize this as their primary form of therapy, while others utilize these services in combination with face-to-face meetings with their therapist. […]
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What is a Therapy Appointment Really Like?
If you are considering attending therapy, you might be hesitant not knowing what exactly you should anticipate. Generally, people usually feel better about trying something new, when they have some idea of what they can expect. The process of therapy is very individualized, so it can be challenging to define exactly what will happen. However, […]
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What You Can Do About Low Testosterone and Depression
Depression is the commonest mental illness, affecting millions of people globally. It may be caused by genetic factors, conflicts, stressful life events or transitions, and loss of a loved one. However, studies have suggested that there may be a link between depression and low testosterone levels in the body. Is There a Link between Low […]
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Is it the Erectile Dysfunction or the Depression?
Depression and erectile dysfunction are often associated with jokes and negative stigma, but the reality is these conditions are more common than we think and can be distressing for those who suffer from them. Recognizing the symptoms of erectile dysfunction and depression and seeking help can lead to successful treatment for these conditions. What is […]
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7 Tips for Dealing With Depression
Do you ever feel overwhelmed by a low mood that seems to drain all your energy? Perhaps it even leaves you feeling disinterested in your typical activities? Maybe, at those times, you even withdraw or isolate from friends and family? If these descriptions sound familiar, you may be experiencing symptoms of depression. This can be […]
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What is Circadian Rhythm Disorder?
Circadian Rhythm Disorder impacts the sleep-wake cycle and prevents those impacted from being able to adjust to the demands of their social or work schedules. This disorder can be frustrating, but there are treatment options available to help those with Circadian Rhythm Disorder. Circadian Rhythm Disorder: What Does It Mean? Circadian rhythm describes the body’s […]
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