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signs of high-functioning depression

Signs of High-Functioning Depression

Do you feel like you have a low mood on most days? Perhaps you can manage to get stuff done, but it takes much more effort to do so. Or maybe you can go to work and maintain social relationships but would rather be alone. Depending on whether you have other symptoms, it’s possible that […]

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Borderline Personality Disorder vs Narcissism

Borderline Personality Disorder vs Narcissism: Differences, Similarities, and Co-Occurrence

Based on statistics by the American Psychiatric Association, around 9 percent of US adults have at least one personality disorder. Among the different personality disorders, BPD is the most common, with a prevalence rate of about 1.4 percent. In contrast, narcissistic personality disorder is less common, but that doesn’t prevent confusion between the two. Although […]

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Zoloft For Anxiety Effects & Usage

Zoloft for Anxiety | Effects & Usage

Statistics by the Anxiety & Depression Association of America indicate that anxiety disorders are the most common mental condition among US adults. However, only a small proportion of people with anxiety seek treatment. Among the different treatment methods available, most practitioners prescribe medication to alleviate anxiety symptoms. These days, pharmacotherapy is often combined with evidence-based […]

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Grounding Techniques for Panic Attacks

Grounding Techniques for Panic Attacks

Experts estimate that between 15 to 30 percent of people will go through a panic attack over the course of their lifetime. And in the United States, an estimated 11 percent of adults experience a panic attack every year. Although a small minority of the people who have a panic attack end up developing a […]

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How to Get Rid of Self-Harm Scars

How to Get Rid of Self-Harm Scars

Statistics on the prevalence of non-suicidal self-injury show that many people engage in self-harm. Approximately 17 percent of people are likely to engage in self-harm behavior during their lifetime. Some forms of self-harm don’t leave visible scars, like substance abuse, restricted eating and engaging in risky behavior. However, the most common form of self-harm includes […]

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how to stop self harm behaviors

How To Stop Self-Harm Behaviors

When you’re struggling with overwhelming emotional distress, you may feel like the only way to cope with it is by engaging in self-harm behavior. Though it can provide you with momentary relief by taking your attention away from your overwhelming thoughts, it’s not a permanent solution. According to one analysis of the prevalence of non-suicidal […]

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How to Calm Down After a Panic Attack

How to Calm Down After a Panic Attack

According to statistics by the National Institute of Mental Health, about 2.7 percent of US adults were diagnosed with a panic disorder in the last year. But this doesn’t include the people who experience a panic attack but aren’t diagnosed with the disorder. Estimates show that between 15 and 30 percent of people will have […]

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What You Should Know About High-Functioning Anxiety

What You Should Know About High-Functioning Anxiety

Is your work performance above average? Stellar, even? Do your friends think you’re funny, calm, and have it all together? But what if, under that calm and collected exterior, you’re constantly anxious about making a mistake, disappointing others, and making a bad impression? That’s what high-functioning anxiety feels like. Although it’s not a formally recognized […]

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