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The idea that people might be paying particular attention to what you do makes a lot of kids anxious. Some kids feel so anxious that they develop something called social anxiety disorder, which is diagnosed […]

The 30-minute documentary explores how United States military service members experience post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) through the perspective of four United States Marine Corps (USMC) combat veterans […]

Research study using saliva samples to detect presence of SNP in the ADRB2 gene to indentify link to vulnerability to PTSD.

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Boulder, CO – Disability rights activists from Not Dead Yet and ADAPT are protesting the visit to the West Boulder Senior Center of Compassion and Choices President, Barbara Coombs Lee. Coombs Lee is in town t […]

Not everyone has access to professional therapists or psychologists, but we all face life’s difficulties and need to find ways to deal with them. With some simple therapeutic tactics and methods, you might be able […]

FDA clears military-tested PTSD, brain injury assessment app. By Brian Dolan. October 20, 2014. 10:10 am. DANA AnthroTronix Last week the FDA granted 510(k) clearance to a mobile-based cognitive test called […]

Investing in children's mental health services is an investment in our future – Dr Jacqueline Cornish. 10 October 2014 – 10:28. On the eve of World Mental health Day, Dr Jacqueline Cornish, NHS England's N […]

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Bill Wilkerson put depression on Canada's corporate radar more than a decade ago, when talking about mental illness was taboo – even though it was the fastest-growing cause of disability, lost time and p […]

The boy with pale brown skin and black Afro is tall and has the face of young child. He's wearing a baggy grey tracksuit and trainers. He turns away from the nurse, turns away from the other patients, his head […]

Now head of equalities at MIND, he runs programmes with local mental health support groups across the country. “Services that are focused specifically on meeting the need of marginalized groups,” he says. “Th […]

WILLIAMSBURG – Only weeks ago, students at the College of William and Mary found themselves mourning a member of their community, a student who had died from an apparent suicide on campus. And it was only last […]

Health and Human Services Secretary Sylvia M. Burwell announced today $99 million to train new mental health providers, help teachers and others recognize mental health issues in youth and connect them to […]

disability rights groups in Chicago September 18-20 to protest the. World Federation of Right to Die Societies conference. Amy Hasbrouck, director of Toujours Vivant/Not Dead Yet Canada and. Nic Steenhout, […]

In a recent blog post, we introduced you to “Know It 2 Own It,” a campaign to encourage Americans to learn more about the disability rights movement and history that led to the passage of the Americans wit […]

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We wanted to know what it was like to deal with schizophrenia on day-to-day basis, so we sat down with a woman who suffers from it.

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C. Robert Cloninger, MD, PhD, pictured in his office at Washington University School of Medicine, is a senior investigator of a study that shows that schizophrenia isn't a single disease but a group of eight […]

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