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91Homeopathic Treatments In Bipolar Disorder
by cremechese
“I was diagnosed with bipolar disorder over 15 years ago. During that time I’ve tried many different medications such as Paxil, Prozac, Wellbutrin, Depakote, Risperdal, Seroquel, Lamictal, and... published 2 years ago
74Anger Management - The Natural Way
by holton
Anger is a normal, human emotion that always occurs after, we experience something that causes us frustration, worry, etc. Anger needs to be acknowledged as it is there. Supressing your anger is not healthy... published 11 months ago
58Here are Treatment for Depression
by healthcures
Life bombards us with change. Sometimes we look forward to new beginnings, but change can also be unexpected or unwelcome. For some these significant life events can trigger a m ajor depressive episoda. It's... published 6 weeks ago
69How To Deal With Food Cravings
by connie lane
Food cravings are always psychological and not physical. Satisfaction is a sensation which the brain creates by combining different signals, like signals about the blood sugar level, signals about how much... published 2 years ago
64Delving Into The Autistic Brain - Part 4
by gailbuck
What biochemicals are involved in the digestion and metabolism of the food we eat? Carbohydrates, proteins and fats pass through the digestive tract from the mouth to the stomach and liver and onto the... published 10 months ago
78OVERCOMING NEEDINESS
by Creativita
Psychotherapy Works, self-help, love,advice, relationships,neediness,healing,overcoming,communications,focus,behavior,thoughts,feelings,moods,pain,emotional.... published 6 months ago
67The Psychology of Me: What makes our personalities so unique?
by Dodomar
Personality is more than just the way we act; it is who we are. The characteristics that make up a person’s personality are as individualistic as his appearance. Many theories attempt to explain why... published 6 weeks ago
65Brain Neurotransmitters Are The Key to Drug Addiction Recovery
by Howard Jamison
Four key groups of neurotransmitters or "brain messengers" are related specifically to substance abuse. These particular messengers are vital to our ability to experience pleasure and satisfaction. The healthy functioning of these neurotransmitters is vital to our well-being and our ability to function in a productive manner. published 3 months ago
64The Personality Series Examines BORDERLINES
by Creativita
by Helen Borel, RN,PhD In my experience...over two decades as a psychotherapist...BORDERLINES,Hostility, Drugs,Neurotransmitters,cerebral,psychology,hypothesis, childhood,infancy,modulate,regulate,emotions,anger,envy, behavioral therapy,relationships, difficult published 6 months ago
60Boost Your Brainpower
by sg_jerome
Food, sleep and exercise -this trio fur your brains to work best. You often hear that taking breakfast is often a start in a day. Indeed, research has shown that those who have a morning meal study/work... published 18 months ago
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