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Recognizing the Signs of Anorexia

Articles>Early Recovery

An estimated eight million Americans are dealing with an eating disorder. Although it is a problem which affects boys, girls, men and women, for young women the condition can be…

Signs That Your Child Has an Eating Disorder

Articles>Eating Disorders

Experts do not have a definitive answer regarding precisely what causes eating disorders in children. They do, however, agree that there are things parents can do to catch the problem…

Punishment Increases Impulsivity in OCD, Study Finds

Articles>Mental Health

When met with punishment or negative feedback for our actions, some of us may change the way we behave. Others may resent the feedback and still others may express increased…

Increased Brain Activity Predicts Who Will Fall Prey to Substance Abuse

Articles>Addiction Research

Identifying which teens might be at the highest risk for developing a substance use disorder is dependent on a combination of genetic and environmental factors. However, if such a strategy…

So You Know a rageaholic? Dealing with Intermittent Explosive Disorder

Articles>Mental Health

Contrary to popular belief, “rageaholic” is an actual disorder that affects up to 16 million Americans, although the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders -IV refers to it as…

Multiple Sex Partners Increases Risk of Drug, Alcohol Addiction

Articles>Addiction Research

New research indicates that having multiple sexual partners leads to an increased risk of becoming addicted to drugs or alcohol. The effect is true for men and women, but more…

Chronic Worry Increases Risk for PTSD

Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Nail-biting may not only increase a person’s risk of falling prey to illness from bacteria, but new research indicates that those who worry incessantly may also be more at risk…

Perceived Threat May Lead to PTSD

Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Soldiers returning from deployment to a combat zone often experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). PTSD can occur any time an individual is involved in or a witness to a disaster…

Type of Disaster Does Not Predict PTSD

Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often experienced by individuals who have experienced or witnessed a tragic event. The situation leading to PTSD can be anything traumatic, from a car accident…

New Survey Shows 64 percent of College Students with Mental Illness Leave School

Articles>Trauma and PTSD

Getting a handle on how mental health issues disrupt the lives of college students is no easy task. But a new survey, College Students Speak, conducted by the National Alliance…

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Tag: Warning Signs

Tag: Warning Signs

Recognizing the Signs of Anorexia

Signs That Your Child Has an Eating Disorder

Punishment Increases Impulsivity in OCD, Study Finds

Increased Brain Activity Predicts Who Will Fall Prey to Substance Abuse

So You Know a rageaholic? Dealing with Intermittent Explosive Disorder

Multiple Sex Partners Increases Risk of Drug, Alcohol Addiction

Chronic Worry Increases Risk for PTSD

Perceived Threat May Lead to PTSD

Type of Disaster Does Not Predict PTSD

New Survey Shows 64 percent of College Students with Mental Illness Leave School

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