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Tips for Dating Someone With Depression

Remember: Every person has the potential to be in a successful, healthy, romantic relationship. → Read More

Anger is Like an Addiction

Getting mad can make you feel powerful (briefly). But it’s destructive. → Read More

How To Stop Obsessing

Tips to help those with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD) turn "off" when their mind starts to race. → Read More

What's Causing the College Student Mental Health Crisis?

Issues such as anxiety, depression, addiction, and suicide are on the rise among the nation's brightest young college students. What's to blame? → Read More

How I Experienced Depression as a Teenager

Mental health speaker, Mike Veny shares his story of growing up as a teenager with depression and what would have helped to treat it. → Read More

How to Create Your Morning Routine

Rough mornings can make for difficult and less productive days, but this step-by-step system gets you out of bed and more energized. → Read More

Your Smartphone: The Future of Mental Health?

Learn more about the latest mental health apps designed to make treatment more accessible and provide interactive treatment programs at your fingertips. → Read More

When to Let Go of Toxic Relationships

Toxic relationships can be detrimental to your ability to live a fulfilling life. Here are some ideas on how you can learn to let go of toxic relationships. → Read More

Are Anxiety and Excitement the Same?

The symptoms of both anxiety and excitement are strikingly similar. Knowing this can provide you with a way to redirect your anxiety into something positive. → Read More

How to Practice Self-Care Without Being Selfish

Many people who live with mental health challenges don’t prioritize self-care, because they believe that doing so is selfish. → Read More