Subtle Signs That You Might Be More Anxious Than You Realize

Among those who suffer from anxiety, there are those who are acutely aware that this is going on, and those who may not be so aware. Those in the former group will hopefully understand the negative impact that anxiety can have on their lives, and will thus seek help from a therapist. If you're in the latter group, however, it's important to look for some often-subtle signs that can indicate you're feeling anxious. Read More 

Down Syndrome - How Therapeutic Services Can Help Your Social Interaction

If a Down Syndrome child can form relationships with other children, then it plays important role in all aspects of their social and cognitive development. This interaction allows children to get to know each other. It also allows your child to experience positive and negative social behavior within play. Without social interaction, your child will be sullen and find it hard to make friends. Read on to find out how Down Syndrome therapy can help your social skills: Read More 

Common Treatment Options For Depression

Living with depression can be debilitating, and depending on the severity of depression, some people find it very difficult or nearly impossible to keep up with day to day tasks. If you are battling depression, you don't have to suffer alone. There are a number of different treatment options that can help alleviate your depression so you can enjoy your life. Some treatment options for depression include the following: Medication Read More 

4 Tips For Changing Your Career

Most people have to work for a living, and there is nothing worse than spending decades in a career that isn't the right one for you. But at the same time, it can be very difficult to make the decision to switch careers and actually follow through with it. If you are not happy in your current career and want to make a change, use the following tips: Work with a Career Coach Read More 

Fears That Should Never Stop You From Going To Therapy

Going to see a psychiatrist can be a very smart move for many people. In fact, in the classic book The Road Less Traveled, M. Scott Peck, M.D. expressed his belief that most people could benefit from at least some psychotherapy. Unfortunately, whether someone is in urgent need of therapy or could simply have an enhanced life if the person received it, fears oftentimes hold people back from seeking treatment. Here are fears that should never hold you back from seeing a psychiatrist. Read More