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WHAT HELPS AND WHAT HURTS

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When Someone You Care about Has Depression or Bipolar Disorder What Helps What Hurts I understand you have a real illness and that’s what causes these thoughts and feelings. It’s all in your head. I […]

Mood Disorder Questionnaire

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The Mood Disorder Questionnaire (MDQ) is a tool designed to help you recognize the signs and symptoms of bipolar disorder, including mania and/or depression.

C-SSRS- Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale

September 16, 2014 Comments Off

The C-SSRS is a questionnaire used for suicide assessment developed by Kelly Posner, PhD, David Brent, MD, Chris Lucas, MD, Madelyn Gould, PhD, MPH, Barbara Stanley, PhD, Greg brown, PhD, Prudence Fisher, PhD, Jaime Zelazny, NR, MPH, Ainsley Burke, PhD, Maria Oquendo, MD, and J. John Mann, MD.

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19 Apr

Sexual intimacy plays a vital role in maintaining connectedness in relationships. But how much is ideal? Is more always better? @Nicole_SexProf explains the current research.

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Is it impossible to get your kids to eat their vegetables? As normal as that is, healthy early eating can shape habits later in life. Here are some ideas for how to get your little one to find acceptance with broccoli.

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19 Apr

Stealing romantic parters, or mate poaching, is seen by many as unacceptable and naughty. Others say “don’t hate the player, hate the game.” ⁦@PsychToday⁩

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19 Apr

It's normal for a new relationship to feel exciting, but love bombers will shower you with excessive praise and affection to manipulate you into committing to them quickly. Is it happening to you? Here's how to tell.