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Uncovering the Role of Self-Stigma in Clinical Depression

Self-stigma has always intrigued me, both in my clinical work and personal life. While much research has explored different types of mental health stigma—whether public,.

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How Trauma-Informed Care Can Transform Your Healthcare Experience

When we hear the word trauma, we often imagine major events like wars or natural disasters. Yet for many, trauma takes shape in a quieter.

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How Brain Cells Intended to Help May Worsen Depression

Major Depressive Disorder (MDD) is a mental health condition that severely disrupts mood and leads to a loss of interest in previously enjoyable activities. Alongside.

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Do Biological Subtypes of Schizophrenia Exist?

Schizophrenia is widely recognized as a heterogeneous disorder, meaning that patients with the same diagnosis often show very different symptoms. Some experience more positive symptoms.

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How Changes in Our Brain Shape Social Behavior as We Age

As we grow older, our social circles often shrink. Friends might move away, and our focus can shift toward work and family, causing social interactions.

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