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The Family Impact of Bipolar Disorder and How to Cope
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The Family Impact of Bipolar Disorder and How to Cope

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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Breaking the Stigma: Talking About Depression Openly
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Breaking the Stigma: Talking About Depression Openly

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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How Existential OCD Affects Daily Life and Paths to Recovery
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How Existential OCD Affects Daily Life and Paths to Recovery

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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Decoding Why People Pleasing Impacts Mental Health
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Decoding Why People Pleasing Impacts Mental Health

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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Managing Anxiety with Creative Expression Techniques
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Managing Anxiety with Creative Expression Techniques

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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Common Myths About ADHD
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Common Myths About ADHD

About 4.4% of adults in the United States have ADHD. While we often think of it as a children’s disorder, that doesn’t mean it “goes away” through adulthood. Unfortunately, that’s not the only misconception people tend to have about the condition.

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Seasonal Depression
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Seasonal Depression

It’s almost that time of the year again. The days are starting to get longer, the low isn’t in the 20s and the snow is finally melting. Spring is coming! Less daylight and dreary weather can take a toll on your body, both physically and mentally. That will soon all be sunshine and warm rays beating down.

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What is Radical Acceptance in DBT?
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What is Radical Acceptance in DBT?

When you’re attending dialectical behavior therapy, radical acceptance can be an important skill to learn. The goal is to stop fighting reality and to stop responding to negative situations with unhealthy, impulsive behaviors.

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Common Myths About ADHD
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Common Myths About ADHD

Although ADHD is common, there are still plenty of myths that surround it. While that might seem harmless, on the surface, spreading misinformation about ADHD can be dangerous and can impact the way people view symptoms and treatment.

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