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By lbush38 on November 20th, 2009
Teenage Depression and Suicide
The phenomenon of teenage depression is much more widespread than most parents or educators suspect.
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By athena goodlight on November 13th, 2009
Depression in Children
While it is painful to see any child suffer, we can’t deny the fact that depression is an illness that can also strike children.
By salwaanas on October 8th, 2009
Smoking Behavior
Smoking is one of the bad behaviors. How smoking effects our life?
By Ron Fields on July 11th, 2009
Government Funded Health Care for All: Turning Our Health Care System Into the Post Office
The federal government is on a massive propaganda campaign to sell another budget-busting entitlement program to the American taxpayer. Does anyone really believe that the health care system can serve everyone at reasonable cost with high quality and good service? Think Post Office Customer Service.
By Verneal Gregory on May 27th, 2009
Living with Mental Illness
Mental illness is a problem that many of us have to deal with and most of us have no clue on how to deal with it. If the person doesn’t get help, the results could be devastating for all that are involved.
By sarah reyburn on May 27th, 2009
Five Ways to Help Keep Kids Calm While Waiting
Make waiting easier for you and your kids.
By Megan Halligan on April 30th, 2009
Learning How to Live with Doubt
For those who suffer from Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and for those who want to learn about OCD alike, the following sums up the disorder and its treatments along with a personal story about “The Doubting Disease”.
By C. S. Robins on March 18th, 2009
Eating Disorders: What You Say and Do Does Make a Difference
After I struggled with an eating disorder throughout college and suffer the effects of thoughtless and careless remarks from others, I decided that when I recovered I would educate and inform people how to be an ally not an enemy to those struggling with an eating disorder.
By tales2tell on December 11th, 2008
Pdd-nos: A Parent’s Struggle
PDD-NOS can be hard to accept because the child/person can be so highly functioning. After years of unsuccessful counseling, I was finally given a diagnosis that fit – so how to accept this? What does it mean? Where do I go from here. This is a beginning of a series of articles focusing on parenting a child with PDD-NOS, gaining acceptance and finding resources and help.
By Txokie on December 4th, 2008
Autism and Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy
Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy has come to the forefront of Autism treatment. The success rate is a welcome help to overburdened families.
