Category: Mental Health

Embracing a lifestyle that emphasizes slow living and disconnecting from our phones can be beneficial, as it allows us to be more mindful of where we direct our attention and provides us with more time. Mental health counselor, Daniel Wysocki, based in Jonesboro, AR, emphasizes the importance of prioritizing our time away from technology and questions whether the time we spend on screens truly constitutes quality time. 

Who is a candidate? Prospective patients for weight-loss surgery often have several general minimum criteria before they are provided the opportunity to consider bariatric surgery. This could include BMI guidelines,

The disproportionate impact of the pandemic on girls’ mental health underscores the urgent need for promoting their continued engagement in sports. By providing accessible opportunities, encouraging participation, and dismantling societal pressures that discourage girls from sports, we can create a supportive environment that empowers them to build resilience, confidence, and a healthy sense of self, ultimately contributing to their overall well-being.

What is the Burnt Toast Theory and How Can It Change Your Life? You may have heard of the burnt toast theory, a popular concept that suggests that small inconveniences

Many parents think that depression in children is marked by sadness and tears. However, this is not always the case. In fact, this assumption can make parents overlook other more

Everyone craves certainty and routine, so a significant snowfall is going to wreak havoc on our daily routine and comfort. But there is also the excitement, disruption and change from the humdrums

Sadness, a common response to life’s challenges, can easily be confused with depression. However, it’s crucial to distinguish between the two. Clinical depression, it’s an almost indescribable suffering condition, it’s not