What It Means To Be an Introvert
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Researchers have found that between one-third and half of the population is introverted. So what does that really…
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How is ADHD Tested? Signs and Symptoms for Diagnosis
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Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can damage your work performance, your grades and your relationships —but a proper diagnosis via…
Domestic Violence: What You Need to Know
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Domestic violence is a serious, life-threatening form of abuse perpetuated by intimate partners. While men are more likely…
What is Cognition?
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Whether you’re working on overcoming a mental health challenge, or just interested in how your mind works, it’s…
What is Dissonance?
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Sorting through your emotions can be a mind-taxing task. You love your sister —and yet, secretly, sometimes you…
Why “New Year, New You” is Damaging to Mental Health
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There’s nothing wrong with aspiring to be your best self. We all have dreams,whether that means getting healthy,…
Surviving the Holidays When You’re Broke
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It’s hard to keep an eye on your spending during the holidays — especially if you’re already broke.…
What is OCD?
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An anxiety disorder, OCD is characterized by recurring, unreasonable, and unwanted thoughts (obsessions) that drive sufferers to engage…
What Does it Mean to Be Asexual?
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Updated on 3/2/21 Do you ever feel like you’re not interested in sex the way that other people…
The Surprising Link Between Migraines and Mental Health
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If you’re afflicted with migraines, you know firsthand the misery they bring: the disconcerting auras, the pounding pain,…