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Why helicopter kids aren't happy

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The researchers found that those with overly controlling parents reported experiencing depression and lower satisfaction with life, largely because they felt their parents were infringing on their basic psychological needs, namely for autonomy, a sense …
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Let's Keep Talking about Mental Health

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She is the kind of person you would never in a million years guess lived with severe depression most of her life. She is the type of person you would never imagine once spent three months in a … Dr. Spaner, with the help of many caring nurses, an …
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UBC lecturer debunks the anti-pornography myth

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In his TEDx talk, Wilson stated that symptoms of a porn addiction “mimic” ADHD, social anxiety, depression, performance anxiety, OCD and a host of other mental disorders. “Guys never realize they can overcome these symptoms simply by changing their …
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Three Ways to Bounce Back From a Broken Heart

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Nearly 90 percent of Americans have experienced at least one breakup, according to a 2008 study published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology. When a person is head over heels in love, happy chemicals, like dopamine, are produced in the brain.
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