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index.html Bipolar Disorder How does bipolar affect a family

Bipolar Disorder: index.html; Bipolar Disorder; How does bipolar affect a family . index.html By Jennifer Baxt from Ft. Lauderdale 10 comments. When most people talk about depression, they will often talk about how it can affect the person who is suffering the depression.[1] They will also mention how it can have a negative impact on their social life, their work life and their family life.[2] What most will often forget to mention or think about is the affect that depression can have on the friends and family of the person with it, especially those who have bipolar disorder, otherwise known as manic depression.[3] Bipolar disorder is one of the more serious kinds of depression out there and it is one that not only affects the person who has it in an immense way, it can have a huge negative impact on both their friends and their family.[4] Most are well aware of how the disorder can affect those who have it.[5] The change from an episode of ...
---Last comment Thu Jul 2 08:53:20 2009 by cwemoy:
Good one Karen...of course when you hit rock bottom, your only reference is up.[1] Whether or not depression is herditary is a discussion for another but believe you me, it is not a good thing so try by all means to avoid it.[2] I once slumped into one and were it not for my family, I would not be back on track.[3] The family will be majorly affected in monetary terms; having to get you in and out of ... Tags: online_counseling online_therapy online_therapist bipolar_disorder families self

Addiction Some suspects that Michael Jackson s death is due to addiction to painkillers

Addiction: ; Addiction; Some suspects that Michael Jackson's death is due to addiction to painkillers. By crystal from asia According to some reports that Michael Jackson died due to addiction to painkillers and basing from what I have read that addiction to painkillers causes kidney trouble that when left untreated, it may lead to death. ...

Depression Depression Christmas Depression

Depression: Depression; Depression; Christmas Depression. Depression By Ginger from North Pole 1 comments. Usually when people talk about depression they want to get into chemical imbalances and all sorts of excuses and crap.[1] With Christmas depression it is obviously not chemical or sun ad it is too early for SAD to kick in.[2] So, besides going postal on Santa and listening to everyone's sorry excuses and stupid solitions what can someone do ...
---Last comment Wed Jul 1 06:59:06 2009 by cwemoy:
I presume you are handling a depression case that does not seem genuine.[1] Holidays are normally supposed to be times to make merry and enjoy but for some, it is a time to feel isolated and unwanted.[2] In fact, cases of suicide are mostly reported around this time.[3] There could be legitimate cases but considering what you consider stupid solutions and sorry excuses, perhaps people people should reduce their social ...

Troubled Teens Troubled Teens I m a teen who needs help

Troubled Teens: Troubled Teens; Troubled Teens; I'm a teen who needs help. Troubled Teens By lucky from new york 1 comments. I think I may be bipolar.[1] I've been told it so many times.[2] My parents don't notice it, but my friends do.[3] I'll go from being so depressed for no reason to being all hyper and happy.[4] I get angry so easily and after I yell for like 2 minutes I'm completely fine.[5] I have cut back on sleep.[6] I don't know why, but I don't need as much anymore.[7] Also, now I find myself being so scared of death.[8] I expect someone to come and murder me no matter where I am.[9] I freaked out in my shower this morning because I thought someone might come in and attack me.[10] I checked underand in my car before I started driving.[11] I didn't used to be like this.[12] What's wrong to tell my parents.[13] I am suicidal at times and I think I need help.[14] I don't want to involve my parents.[15] What can I do to help ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 30 23:06:56 2009 by crystal from asia:
Hi Lucky, you have to seek professional help because they are the right person that could help you.[1] Not all people could understand your situation but a Psychologist or a Psychiatrist. ...

Controlled Experiments Controlled Experiments Psicanica

Controlled Experiments: Controlled Experiments; Controlled Experiments; Psicanica. Controlled Experiments By Wikipedia from Web 5 comments. Psicanica is a self-help philosophy.[citation needed] According to psicanica, human beings can control their internal, non-physical, thought and emotional energies that cause their non-physical ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 30 00:57:34 2009 by Natascha:
You guys get freaked out so easily If you read the definition properly, you'll see it has nothing to do with controlling others.[1] It's just a fancy way of saying that you can control YOUR OWN thoughts and emotions DUH .[2] Which of course is possible if you just focus and observe your mind and emotional response.[3] Meditation is the same thing.[4] Try it and you'll see ...

Self Help build your self-esteem by the help of this e-boook

Self Help: ; Self Help; build your self-esteem by the help of this e-boook. By crystal from asia 2 comments. Most of us have some issues with ourselves and our bad experiences cause us to have low self-esteem.[1] Others are too shy to approach other people and that's what I felt before.[2] It's a good thing that there are books that could give you insights and advises that clears your mind from the information you are getting from it.[3] Having a low self-esteem myself created a fascination on self-help books and lately my I have read the Fabulous Self-Esteem by Amy Twain to which is very helpful and I just browsed in fabulousselfesteem.com as I was again looking for some self-help books in the net.[4] The effect on me is good and I love to share it with you.[5] ;- ...
---Last comment Mon Jun 29 23:07:23 2009 by crystal from asia:
Oh thanks Lisa.[1] You're so nice.[2] The helpful self-help e-book that helped me build my self-esteem is the Fabulous Self-Esteem By Amy Twain to which I just wanted to share because I want to help others too by letting them know this helpful e-book.[3] ;- ...

Substance Abuse Substance Abuse Pain pills

Substance Abuse: Substance Abuse; Substance Abuse; Pain pills. Substance Abuse By Karen from Southwest 18 comments. I had an ex-husband who was addicted to pain pills.[1] He has arthritis and ended up needing to take Hydrocodone quite often.[2] He was taking double the prescribed amount.[3] He was even going to different doctors in order to get new prescriptions as well.[4] He needed help and chose not to get it.[5] Basically he chose the pills over me.[6] He is doing better now, he quit cold turkey, and wants to get back together.[7] I'm not sure I want to go down that road again. ...
---Last comment Mon Jun 29 09:05:50 2009 by Lizalynn:
To Lisa..[1] It is a good idea to have your immune system boosted, but have you think of those people who are immuno compromised like the aged and very young, I know that there are vitamins and supplements, still they are to take up drugs am I right Also for those who suffers from diseases that weakens the immune system like AIDS, they have weak immune system, and wether they work on boosting their immune system, it will be no use at all, even a ...

Chemical Imbalance Chemical Imbalance What is Chemical Imbance

Chemical Imbalance: Chemical Imbalance; Chemical Imbalance; What is "Chemical Imbance" . Chemical Imbalance By Wikipedia from Web 6 comments. Chemical imbalance is a term used, particularly but not exclusively in medicine, to describe a situation where different chemical substances required for correct functioning of a system are not present in the required or correct proportions.[1] Chemical imbalance is sometimes used as a lay explanation of mental illness.[2] The term is used in consumer literature and websites for psychoactive drugs e.g., [1] , and in advertising in the United States after the deregulation of pharmaceutical advertising.[3] It is not used in scientific literature as it does not reflect current knowledge.[4] A criticism of the use of this lay explanation is that explaining mental illness in terms of 'chemical imbalance' implicates a chemical solution.[5] For example, insufficient availability of insulin in type I ...
---Last comment Sun Jun 28 09:46:09 2009 by Lito :
Definition of Chemical Imbalance The term chemical imbalance is not a scientific term, but is a lay term used to describe a theoretical cause of a mental disorder, such as major depression.[1] Typically, anxiety or depression are theorized to be caused by dysfunction of neurotransmitters, such as serotonin.[2] researchers have investigated a variety of neurotransmitters but have yet to find a causal link between depression and any specific ...

Emotions Emotions Women and Emotions

Emotions: Emotions; Emotions; Women and Emotions. Emotions By Loopy from The Big D 6 comments. Why are women so much more emotional than men Sometimes I get so mad at my husband for having no emotions about some things.[1] I also get upset that I get so emotional about everything.[2] It also bugs me that he can just go to sleep at night and be out in less than 5 minutes.[3] My thoughts don't stop so I lay there for 30 minutes to an hour before falling ...
---Last comment Sat Jun 27 14:36:29 2009 by Richie:
Here is a very simple answer.[1] Men have testosterone and women have estrogen.[2] The testosterone makes men uncaring and more laid back.[3] The estrogen makes women all tense and unpredictable. ...

Emotions Emotions Hard time getting close to people

Emotions: Emotions; Emotions; Hard time getting close to people. Emotions By snowbird from The Frozen Tundra 12 comments. I have always had a hard time getting close to people.[1] I don't make friends easily and when I do, I don't keep in touch with them.[2] I'm a real private person and I don't like to share my feelings with others.[3] It's like I have this wall up and I don't let anyone in.[4] How can I get past ...
---Last comment Fri Jun 26 13:02:46 2009 by Butch:
You just need to be confident with yourself when speaking to new people.[1] If you're timid around people, finding new friends will be that much harder.[2] Here's a tip.[3] When in a group of people you don't really know and you want to strike up conversation, don't try only talking to a single person.[4] Let the whole group hear what you have to say. ...

Cognitivism Cognitivism What is Cognitivism

Cognitivism: Cognitivism; Cognitivism; What is Cognitivism . Cognitivism By Wikipedia from Web 4 comments. The word cognitivism is used in several ways: In psychology, cognitivism is the approach to understanding the mind which argues that mental function can be understood as the 'internal' rule-bound manipulation of symbols.[1] See Cognitivism psychology .[2] In psychology, anecdotal cognitivism is a methodology for interpreting animal behavior in terms of mental states, comparable to the mental states of humans.[3] For example, the methodology attempts to determine the cognitive capacity of animals through observation without the necessity that this observation be regulated or controlled as in an experiment; however, behavior in an experiment can be interpreted using the methodology.[4] Cognition - the study of the human mind not ...
---Last comment Fri Jun 26 08:15:30 2009 by cwemoy:
The study of the mind itself is non-exhaustive.[1] I beg to differ with you Dave; there are about 100, 000 findings online.[2] Many theories have been put across to explain it but it still remains very diverse.[3] The topic of Cognitivism is not new.[4] In fact, the cognitivist revolution replaced behaviorism in 1960s as the dominant paradigm.[5] Cognitivism focuses on the inner mental activities.[6] Opening the black box of the human mind is valuable and ...

Emotions Michael Jackson dies...

Emotions: ; Emotions; Michael Jackson dies.... By crystal from asia I was saddened by hearing the news that Michael Jackson is gone.[1] I like MJ.[2] I'm one of his fans.[3] He is multi-talented and a great performer.[4] He is good both in dancing and singing.[5] I'm still shocked until now for he just died without any clue because there's no reports about him having a disease that might be the cause of his death.[6] It's just plain cardiac arrest.[7] It made me realize that death will just strike you unaware.[8] His death gave me a sudden warning to have the time of your life and be happy as well as show your love to those close to your heart for you might know, they are gone ...

Troubled Teens Troubled Teens Peer pressure

Troubled Teens: Troubled Teens; Troubled Teens; Peer pressure. Troubled Teens By Jules from Nebraska 15 comments. When I was in junior high I went through a pretty terrible time.[1] I was a very good student, getting mostly A's and B's, then I started hanging out with the more popular kids and caved into peer pressure.[2] They were smoking pot and even though I told myself that I would never do that, I took one hit and then became addicted to it.[3] It took me about a year and a half before I came off of it.[4] It's amazing how much I wanted to fit in and by smoking pot I felt like I was now part of the "in" crowd.[5] Luckily with the help of my family I got off of it and survived my high school years drug free. ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 24 23:21:31 2009 by crystal from asia:
Hi Jules, Usually, in our teenage years, we don't have yet a personality of our own.[1] We are like a copycat.[2] We just follow what's "in" in the crowd to be accepted.[3] We are insecure for we are inexperienced and we want to experience what's to be the "in" thing to be part of a crowd and have an instant connection.[4] BUt as we mature and gather more experiences, we will get over that "follower" attitude for we can stand in our own selves.[5] ...

Psychology of Sales Psychology of Sales A Good Salesman...

Psychology of Sales: Psychology of Sales; Psychology of Sales; A Good Salesman.... Psychology of Sales By Albert from Chicago 14 comments. A good salesman can sell anything...[1] my question is what is the best way to learn to be a good salesman ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 24 21:56:26 2009 by Chris:
So lets get down to basics and think about the skills a good salesman possesses.[1] Actually there are probably only a few.[2] The most important however is the skill of listening.[3] Listening to what people say and don t say, and listening to what they want and what they need, sometimes two different things.[4] Linked to this is the skill of asking the right questions to find out more.[5] Then process starts to kick in if you ve listened carefully and ...

Alcoholism Alcoholism Alcoholism is one of the world s most costly drug use problems

Alcoholism: Alcoholism; Alcoholism; Alcoholism is one of the world's most costly drug use problems. Alcoholism By Wikipedia from Web 11 comments. Alcoholism is the consumption of or preoccupation with alcoholic beverages to the extent that this behavior interferes with the alcoholic's normal personal, family, social, or work life.[1] The chronic alcohol consumption caused by alcoholism can result in psychological and physiological disorders.[2] Alcoholism is one of the world's most costly drug use problems; with the exception of nicotine addiction, alcoholism is more costly to most countries than all other drug use problems combined.[3] While alcohol use is required to trigger alcoholism, the biological mechanism of alcoholism is uncertain.[4] For most people, moderate alcohol consumption poses little danger of addiction.[5] Other factors must exist for alcohol use to develop into alcoholism.[6] These factors may include a person's social ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 24 13:54:28 2009 by Angus:
One thing I always heard in my college days when I was at parties and such was "Its not alcoholism until after ...

Emotions Emotions PMS and supplements

Emotions: Emotions; Emotions; PMS and supplements. Emotions By snowbird from The Frozen Tundra 4 comments. I never had a problem during my menstural cycle, except lately.[1] It seems that the older I get the more crabby I get.[2] I think what someone had posted about someone being bi-polar be cause of a chemical imbalance is true.[3] The older we get our body changes.[4] I take ST.[5] Johns wart when I start to feel a little down during this time and it truely ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 23 22:45:00 2009 by crystal from asia:
I don't have any PMS but some of my friends have it.[1] They say PMS is due to lack of Zinc in the body and sometimes stress could trigger it. ...

Marriage Counseling Marriage Counseling Can you fall back in love again

Marriage Counseling: Marriage Counseling; Marriage Counseling; Can you fall back in love again . Marriage Counseling By custommade from OKC 14 comments. I'm new to message boards, so i'm hopeful that I can find help here.[1] My husband and I are really having trouble connecting, but we both truly want our family to survive this and be happy in the end.[2] How do you get there I really can't figure it out.[3] I know everything about this man, yet I can't make myself let my guards down to actually "feel" again.[4] It seems like a lifetime ago since i've felt passion.[5] Please give me the answer somebody ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 23 02:52:56 2009 by connie:
LOve.[1] This word have a lot of meaning as well as it have lots of obligations tagged with it.[2] If you love then be ready to be hurt.[3] It is because when you love you are giving that person the one you love all the right to hurt you.[4] The only assurance you can get that you will not broke up or the relationship would remain as it is from the start, is to MAKE SURE YOU ARE LOVABLE..[5] Please do not expect your partner to still love you if you are ... Tags: love falling_in_love marriage troubled_marriage need_help

index.html Behaviorism I think I m going psycho

Behaviorism: index.html; Behaviorism; I think I'm going psycho. index.html By Nillerz from NY 12 comments. Hiya.[1] Since I dropped out of school about 2 months ago, I've undergone major personality changes seemingly without cause.[2] Many things I would never do before, such as following my logic into believing the only woman I could ever love is a female version of me I'm male and then drawing the female version of me, naming it, and then calling it art, I don't seem too troubled by now.[3] The fact that I'm not troubled really troubles me, because of the obvious contradiction, followed by even more following my mind into logic storms that end up leading to "headache".[4] The word "Obsessive compulsive" comes to mind, but I don't think I'm obsissive compulsive, I think I just have OC tendencies.[5] For example, I cut off a large chunk of my thumb a while back, and I rub the stump in patterns until it's ...
---Last comment Mon Jun 22 22:34:16 2009 by crystal from asia:
Before I have a hard time sleeping and I'm wondering why.[1] It's like I'm having insomnia.[2] So I worry, and the more I worry, the more I can't sleep until a friend told me that inorder for me to sleep, I have to relax my mind but not thinking at all.[3] I did and it's true.[4] Now, I know the technique.[5] So stop worrying to avoid insomnia and to stop worrying is to simply not think or calm your mind by some soothing good memories that happened to you. ...

Behaviorism Behaviorism What is Behaviorism

Behaviorism: Behaviorism; Behaviorism; What is Behaviorism. Behaviorism By Wikipedia from Web 11 comments. Behaviorism is an approach to psychology based on the proposition that behaviour can be studied and explained scientifically without recourse to internal mental states.[1] A similar approach to political science may be found in Behavioralism.[2] The behaviorist school of thought ran concurrent with the psychoanalysis movement in psychology in the 20th century.[3] Its main influences were Ivan Pavlov, who investigated classical conditioning, John B.[4] Watson who rejected introspective methods and sought to restrict psychology to experimental methods, and B.F.[5] Skinner who conducted research on operant conditioning.[6] Contents [hide] 1 Approaches 2 Versions o 2.1 J.[7] B.[8] Watson o 2.2 Methodological behaviorism 3 B.F.[9] Skinner and radical behaviorism o 3.1 Definition o 3.2 ...
---Last comment Mon Jun 22 09:56:37 2009 by Bowser:
So the Skinner box is like the rat in the maze trying to get the cheese But what about the dog and the tuning fork I've never heard of ...

Domestic Violence Domestic Violence Abusive Parent

Domestic Violence: Domestic Violence; Domestic Violence; Abusive Parent. Domestic Violence By Jules from Nebraska 5 comments. I had a friend in high school whose father mentally and physically abused her.[1] It was so sad.[2] I tried telling her that she needed to tell someone about it but she lived with her father and did not want to be taken away from him.[3] Her mother died when she was younger and she had no other family to go to.[4] She endured the name calling and the slaps across the face all through high school and finally when she turned 18, she left her home and moved out.[5] She rarely sees her father now.[6] She has not forgiven him for what he had done to her in the past.[7] I can't say that I blame her.[8] She is very untrusting when it comes to men and does not like to get close to anyone.[9] She has tried counseling but even that hasn't helped her ...
---Last comment Mon Jun 22 03:59:19 2009 by crystal from asia:
Hi Jules, our experiences from childhood sticks in our mind and time cannot easily erase the scar it left on us.[1] The healing of your friend's emotional scar is a gradual change.[2] She needs guidance and must be exposed to some goodness from others to make her feel that there are still good people around her.[3] Encourage her to read some self-help books or e-books to help her clear her thoughts away from negativity.[4] That's what I did.[5] When I was ...

Hypnosis Hypnosis What is Hypnosis

Hypnosis: Hypnosis; Hypnosis; What is Hypnosis . Hypnosis By Wikipedia from Web 15 comments. Hypnosis is a psychological condition in which some people may be induced to show various differences in behaviour and thinking.[1] Although some individuals experience an increase in suggestibility and subjective feelings of an 'altered state of consciousness', this is not true for everyone.[2] In fact, some supposed hypnotic indicators and subjective changes can be achieved without relaxation or a lengthy induction, a fact that increases the controversy around hypnosis.[3] Contents [hide] 1 History 2 Definitions o 2.1 More Popular Definitions 2.1.1 American Psychological Association 2.1.2 Gil Boyne 2.1.3 Michael Yapko 2.1.4 Dave Elman o 2.2 Lesser Known Definitions 2.2.1 ...
---Last comment Sat Jun 20 00:16:01 2009 by Sudah Wudah:
I heard from a friend that not all people are susceptible to hypnotism.[1] He said that in order to be successfully hypnotized, a person should be willing to undergo the hypnotism process.[2] The "hypnotism" robbery scheme that you probably say might be a more complex type of deception and power of suggestion.[3] Or he could be wrong that everyone can be subjected to hypnotism even if the person is not that ...

Addiction Addiction Do you watch the tv show Intervention

Addiction: Addiction; Addiction; Do you watch the tv show Intervention . Addiction By Loopy from The Big D 22 comments. I love watching this show.[1] I feel so sad for the families that are affected by addiction.[2] It is so sad to see that most of the people are teens.[3] Our kids are growing up in a cruel world where drugs are widely used.[4] I am always rooting for the addicts to finish their intervention and stay clean.[5] But, the odds are not good.[6] So so ...
---Last comment Fri Jun 19 14:27:45 2009 by Theresa Quinones:
PLEASE ANYONE I have a daughter 23 years of age and I have tried everything that I know to help her and nothing works.[1] She is smoking pot and uses crack cocaine.[2] I am sure I lost my daughter to all this since she was 14 years old.[3] I try giving her a place to stay, she tears it up, brings drug addicts in at night after I'm in bed.[4] She is ever so nasty to me and all her family around her.[5] She thinks everyone is out to get her.[6] Anyone who can ...

Schizophrenia Schizophrenia What is Schizophrenia

Schizophrenia: Schizophrenia; Schizophrenia; What is Schizophrenia . Schizophrenia By Wikipedia from Web 11 comments. Schizophrenia Schizophrenia from the Greek word and 963; and 967; and 953; and 950; and 959; and 966; and 961; and 941; and 957; and 949; and 953; and 945;, "split mind" is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a mental disorder characterized by impairments in the perception or expression of reality and by significant social or occupational disfunction.[1] A person experiencing schizophrenia is typically characterized as demonstrating disorganized thinking, and as experiencing delusions or auditory hallucinations.[2] Although the disorder is primarily thought to affect cognition, it can also contribute to chronic problems with behavior and emotion.[3] Due to the many possible combinations of symptoms, heated debate is ongoing about whether the diagnosis necessarily or adequately describes a disorder, or alternatively ...
---Last comment Fri Jun 19 11:15:05 2009 by Marion Hubbard:
Schizophrenia has been described as a nonspecific disease by the psychiatric profession.[1] This supposedly devastating condition was originally named by the German psychiatrist Emil Kraepelin 1856-1926 .[2] Kraepelin believed that the condition involved an irreversible mental deterioration and coined the term named 'dementia praecox' - Latin for 'prematurely out of one's mind'.[3] It later became clear that the term was a misnomer and a new term was ...

Troubled Teens Troubled Teens My past as a Troubled Teen

Troubled Teens: Troubled Teens; Troubled Teens; My past as a Troubled Teen. Troubled Teens By mark from marky mark land, canada 5 comments. I feel so bad for my mother who had to raise me during my teenage years.[1] I constantly ran away from home.[2] I also did drugs, various drugs.[3] I was lucky to never get addicted to any of them though phew .[4] I was such a stubborn and idealistic teen I honestly feel really bad for my mom heh.[5] I'm glad thought i eventually got myself back on the right road and stopped these destructive ...
---Last comment Thu Jun 18 21:58:20 2009 by crystal from asia:
Hi mark, when I was also in my teenage years like you.[1] I also feel the same because my mother used to have some favoritism in my siblings and I was the least favorite.[2] I was even disliked by her.[3] So I hated her too.[4] I felt rebellion but I didn't take any things that will destruct myself, not ever.[5] It will just add to the insult she is giving me.[6] I want to be successful, not a loser that she expect me to be. ...

Anxiety Disorders Anxiety Disorders abnormal, pathological anxiety, fears, phobias and nervous conditions

Anxiety Disorders: Anxiety Disorders; Anxiety Disorders; abnormal, pathological anxiety, fears, phobias and nervous conditions. Anxiety Disorders By Wikipedia from Web 13 comments. Anxiety disorder is a blanket term covering several different forms of abnormal, pathological anxiety, fears, phobias and nervous conditions that may come on suddenly or gradually over a period of several years, and may impair or prevent the pursuing of normal daily routines.[1] Anxiety and fear are ubiquitous emotions.[2] The terms anxiety and fear have specific scientific meanings, but common usage has made them interchangeable.[3] For example, a phobia is a kind of anxiety that is also defined in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, 4th edition DSM-IV as a "persistent or irrational fear." Fear is defined as an emotional and physiological response to a recognized external threat eg, a runaway car or an impending crash in an airplane .[4] Anxiety is an unpleasant ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 17 22:54:34 2009 by Cath Holic:
Don't Do Yoga, only God.[1] To find inner peace and true calmness you have to accept God in to your hearts and not these Yoga thing.[2] Yoga is under the discipline of Hinduism which also is a New Age Belief and cancels out the angle that God neither exist.[3] It is saddening that people are losing faith in God these days because of seeking only peace and tranquility.[4] One maybe tranquil but his soul may forever be doomed for believing in such radical ...

Stress Reduction Stress Reduction Ways that I de-stress

Stress Reduction: Stress Reduction; Stress Reduction; Ways that I de-stress. Stress Reduction By Jules from Nebraska 4 comments. After being diagnosed with Anxiety Disorder, I really needed to find ways to de-stress.[1] It has really helped me.[2] First, exercise has been extremely helpful.[3] It really clears my mind as well.[4] I'll treat myself to a massage once a month too.[5] I have found that I give myself some "me" time I overall feel better. ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 17 21:29:40 2009 by crystal from asia:
I relieve my stress through reading because I really love to read especially self-help e-books.[1] Right now, I'm reading Amy Twain's Fabulous Self-Esteem which I find so helpful in teaching me on how to deal with my negative self-talk and attitude toward others.[2] I feel relieved reading it which is great. ...

Marriage Counseling Wife not trusting her lovely husband

Marriage Counseling: ; Marriage Counseling; Wife not trusting her lovely husband. By gopi81 I am having a problem from day one with my wife after marriage..[1] Especially mother-in-law issue, selfishness and dominating character..And also she could not tolerate "NO" immediately that leads her either trying to commit sucide or getting anger on it till the end.[2] She is also going through the phschatric treatment and now again she has the same issues..[3] My wife is a working lady..[4] we have a loveable kid after a long convince with her to have baby ..[5] but she said is strictly against going for second baby..we have a cooking lady, cleaning people and her father is with us most of the time since she is not good lot of the above stuff.[6] Ofcourse, I need to admin my parents family is not a good decision making family and jealous all over there at my parents family circle..[7] I am staying away ...

Dysfunctional Family Dysfunctional Family What is a dysfunctional family

Dysfunctional Family: Dysfunctional Family; Dysfunctional Family; What is a dysfunctional family . Dysfunctional Family By Wikipedia from Web 11 comments. A dysfunctional family is a family in which conflict, misbehaviour and even abuse on the part of individual members of the family occur continually, leading other members to accommodate such actions.[1] Children sometimes grow up in such families with the understanding that such an arrangement is normal.[2] Dsyfunctional familes are most often a result of the alcoholism, substance abuse, or other addictions of parents, parents' untreated mental illnesses/defects or personality disorders, or the parents emulating their own dysfunctional parents and dsyfunctional family experiences.[3] [edit] Behavior patterns Dysfunctional family members have common symptoms and behavior patterns as a result of their common experiences within the family structure.[4] This tends to reinforce the dysfunctional ...
---Last comment Wed Jun 17 14:48:31 2009 by Pete:
I have to agree with Justin, every family is dysfunctional, no one is perfect.[1] Dysfunctional families on television bring us laughter, but dysfunctional families in real life are all too real.[2] And most times they bring stress and the sort, but that is a normal part of ...

Troubled Teens Troubled Teens Teen Anger

Troubled Teens: Troubled Teens; Troubled Teens; Teen Anger. Troubled Teens By Nevia213 from Washington 6 comments. A common problem that exists today is of teen anger .[1] There are various help options available for such teens.[2] Parents may take experts advice to choose the best one for their child or they can enroll their child in an anger management program. ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 16 22:42:41 2009 by crystal from asia:
I was also have this anger when I was also a teen but it was due to some bad experiences I am having with my family.[1] I resent them for manipulating me.[2] I just can't understand why they have to force me to do what they want not what I want.[3] I became bitter and full of anger at that time.[4] Now, as I gradually maturing, my anger lessens as I learned how to understand things and control my emotions.[5] ...

Divorce Divorce The 3 A s

Divorce: Divorce; Divorce; The 3 A's. Divorce By Milly from The Midwest 15 comments. Abuse, adultry and addiction.[1] If you are having trouble in your marriage and once of these comes up, yes, get divorced.[2] Especially if you have children.[3] The reason I post these is, there are alot of couples out there that don't know if they should stay in the marriage or not.[4] "Once I married, it was for better or for worse".[5] Not true.[6] A marriage cannot work out if one person is being abused, or if one person commits adultry broken vow or if one person has an addiction not mentally stabel to work at a marriage .[7] So if you have one of the 3 A's in your marriage, consider it a vow broken and talk to an attorney.[8] Especially if you have ...
---Last comment Tue Jun 16 04:45:14 2009 by Dong:
Some country do not permit divorce.[1] Here are the countries that permits divorce: Canada, England and Wales, France, Italy, Republic of Ireland, United States, Scotland, Mexico, The Dominican Republic, Haiti, Guam, Japan, Brazil, in the Philippines or in some other country, divorce was not allowed but there is annulment case to be filed if you want to end a marriage.[2] But in different countries, there are different laws of divorce.[3] Here is the ...