A Walk In My Shoes Part 2
Schizophrenia: A Walk In My Shoes Part 2: The Saint Could Not Save Him I had met him through a mutual friend in November 2002.…
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A Walk In My Shoes Part 1: Brother’s Mind Is Lost
Schizophrenia: A Walk In My Shoes Part 1: Brother’s Mind Is Lost I remember it like it was yesterday. I was awake in my bedroom…
Meyer-Briggs Scarily Accurate Personality Profiles: What’s your type?
Human beings enjoy categorizing things. It facilitates our understanding of relationships between things or concepts that might seem unrelated. Among groups, it also provides a…
It’s Always Brightest After the Storm: Suicide Prevention
There are a myriad of facts and figures about suicide all over the internet. Those numbers are just cold, hard statistics. Of all the facts,…
People Who Don’t Value Themselves Often use Sex as a Way to Get Attention and Approval from Others
Throughout the idealized gender stereotypes of men and women and their sexual desires, the common theme seen is that men desire sexual affection where…
What are the “Baby Blues”?
I can assure you that the “Baby Blues” is not a jazz band or a tone of color for the nursing room of an infant.…
Does love affect our brain? Psychologists and scientists have spent many of their hours searching for an answer.
Love seems to be a subject that attracts the attention of many scientists. But what really happens when we look into the eyes of…
Animal Assisted Therapy
The Human-Animal bond is as old as civilization itself. Through art, literature, and history, we have been taught that humans and animals have shared a…
5 Harmful Myths About Mental Illnesses
In 1961, Thomas Szasz published The Myth of Mental Illness, a book that discussed his belief that mental illnesses were unnecessary diagnoses used to excuse…
A Finger Prick Could Help Prevent Suicide
When I was a kid, I remember thinking getting my finger pricked at the doctor’s office was a type of torture the nurses sickly enjoyed…