Motherhood is a beautiful journey, filled with love, joy, and countless cherished moments. However, it also comes with its fair share of challenges that can impact a mother’s mental health. Balancing the demands of parenting while taking care of one's own emotional and mental well-being is crucial for both the mother and her family.
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Christmas is right around the corner, which means winter is here! Although Christmas, for many, can be an exciting time with presents, love and holiday cheer, for others, this isn’t quite the same. With winter comes shorter, darker days, cold weather and holiday stress. It is very important, during this time, that we take proper care of ourselves and our mental health. During the winter, many people can experience SAD, or Seasonal Affective Disorder. SAD is a type of depression that can occur at the same time every year, mainly in places where there is less sunlight during that specific time of year. Usually these feelings will persist for about 4 months out of the year and start in fall, continuing through the winter.
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Today, August 30th, marks National Grief Awareness Day. We dedicate this day to raise awareness of the many ways people, of all ages, around the world cope with experiences of loss. Grief can be a very complicated feeling in which people tend to cope in different ways that are most beneficial to them. It is the natural response to loss and can result in anxiety, depression, fear of the future, disbelief, PTSD and more.
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Depression is a common and serious mental illness that adversely affects the way a person may feel, act and think (1). About 3.8% of the population experiences depression (2) and is more common in young women than young men. Depression affects a person's physical and mental health and it can be extremely hard to continue to feel “normal”. Depression can look different for everyone and change every day for a specific person. It is a very common illness that many people deal with, but subsequently do not know how to fight it.
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Depression, whether it is major depressive disorder or clinical depression, is very common but also serious. Its symptoms can affect how you feel, think, and handle daily activities.
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