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'Festive stress' will see divorce rates soar by 80 per cent in Sunderland …

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“We have linked up with a family therapist, and couples can go and see them separately, and then together, to try and thrash out their differences. “And if the decision to separate has come suddenly, I always ask them to think about it, because when my …
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Religious Institutions Update: January 2014

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The court found that Utah government officials are aware of thousands of polygamist families in the state and knew that the plaintiffs were a plural or polygamist family, but their appearance on "The Sister Wives" triggered an investigation. Although …
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Question by Lost: How can i deal with my depression?
i’ve been really depressed for a long time. and now that i’ve gained some weight it keeps getting worse and worse. where can i go to get help. how can i stop this depression and learn how to live life.

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Answer by Night Wind
Your doctor is a good place to start. He can place you on some form of anti depressant and it’s amazing after the initial 2 to 3 weeks, how improved your life becomes. He can also refer you to a good counselor who can help you sort through the problems so they cease to exist or become manageable. The one thing you can’t do successfully is get over it on your own without help. You made a great choice to ask and it’s awesome that you recognize the depression exists in your life. Best wishes to you.

 

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New Substance Abuse Helpline Assists Teens in Oneida Find Rehab Programs

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Admitting to a drug or alcohol addiction is the first step to making a recovery. But for many addicts, knowing where to go for help can also be a challenge. It's even more difficult for teenagers. Fortunately, young adults struggling with substance …
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Hernando therapist opens online toy store for special needs kids

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As a therapist and a mother of five children with special needs between the ages of 7 and 16, Jones knows first-hand the difficulty of finding toys that will also serve as therapy tools. By chance, she stumbled on a store in Pasco County, specifically …
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Question by Juicy: Is Student Support Services in a school system a fancy word for “School Psychologist”?
If children hear psychologist wouldn’t that scare them like something is wrong with them. I was curious how school systems are now rewording job titles to make it less scary for children to associate things with.

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Answer by Lisa
It depends upon the school. Student Support Services could include many more services than just the psychological. For instance, there could be vocational assistance. There could be help when students get into fights or need study skills. It could refer to assistance with college applications. Of course, it could also include a school psychologist. I think it would be different from state to state as well as from country to country. Perhaps you should contact your local school system to determine how they are using the term.

Question by ?Dianna?: What mental illness causes you to hear voices?
I’m creating a character for a story who, for want of a better word, is crazy. I want her to have a long list of mental illnesses but at the same time not a ridiculous amount. So far she has borderline personality disorder, bipolar and an eating disorder (bulimia). I want her to hear voices as well though..can that be related to any of these disorders? I was thinking of making her schizophrenic but the only symptom I want her to have is hearing voices – is that possible? She also has hallucinations, but that was going to be due to her bipolar.
Also, is it possible for someone to have all these mental illnesses? Would it be too much if I added depression and anxiety disorder to the list?

Thank you!

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