Agoraphobia is a debilitating social disorder that makes it difficult for people to interact outside their home with groups of people. Some people avoid leaving their home altogether. Although agoraphobia often prevents people from seeking treatment, the proper treatment of agoraphobia is possible.
Spiritual guidance can help you stay on track in recovery. You don’t have to be religious to appreciate these simple, yet eloquent messages from Rumi. Rumi’s Wisdom sheds light on recovery— “The wound is the place where the light enters you.”
Managing stress can mean the difference between recovery and life-long addiction. Stress can derail your recovery faster than anything else, and people will do just about anything to feel better in the moment. Learn how to manage stress and prevent a dangerous relapse.
There are many misconceptions about bipolar disorder. Many people misinterpret a “manic” state for happiness, or think that medication is the only way to treat bipolar disorder. Other people think bipolar disorder is just a fancy word for a moody person.
Talking to a loved one about addiction is difficult. You don’t want them to think you are attacking them or trying to make them feel bad. The goal isn’t to make them feel guilty; the goal is to make sure they get the help they need. Here are 5 questions to ask your addicted loved one.
Suffering from depression does not make a person weak. There are plenty of successful, creative, and strong people that suffer from depression. Before you can understand depression, you have to unlearn widespread and unfair myths about depression.
