Military Spouses Face Higher Pregnancy Depression Risk

Military Spouses Face Higher Pregnancy Depression Risk

A new study appearing in the Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps reveals that having a partner on deployment increases the chance of psychological issues in pregnant women. Specifically, women whose spouses or partners are away on military deployment are at a...
When Typical Depression Treatment Doesn’t Work

When Typical Depression Treatment Doesn’t Work

Major Depressive Disorder, the most commonly diagnosed form of depression, affects 16 million adults in the United States and is the leading cause of disability among people between the ages of 15 and 44, according to the Anxiety and Depression Association of America....
Treating Chronic Pain with Psychological Therapy

Treating Chronic Pain with Psychological Therapy

Millions of Americans suffer from chronic pain every single day. Most rely on medication and surgery to help alleviate pain. The former can be very addicting and only mask the true problem; the latter can be very expensive and even unnecessary. Very few people with...
4 Proven Therapy Techniques to Improve Relationships

4 Proven Therapy Techniques to Improve Relationships

Strong, healthy, loving relationships take a lot of work. Love only goes so far. More than that, you also have to like the person you’re with, respect them, want to spend time together, and just have fun. Often times, especially with the passage of time, these...