Did you know that the seasons could impact the way you feel? Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) is a form of depression that creates mood fluctuations throughout the year. In this discussion, we will explore some of the causes and symptoms of Seasonal Affective...
Suicidal thoughts are common amongst people with depression, anxiety, and other mood disorders. Whether you’re dealing with stress, grief, lifestyle changes, or other obstacles, we want you to know that suicide is NOT your only solution. Our depression therapists in...
Approximately one in five women will be victims of sexual assault in their lives. 81% of women and 35% of men who experience sexual assault face short-term or long-term side effects from the event, like post-traumatic stress disorder. If you have been a victim of...
Having a pet can reduce your stress, improve your confidence, boost your happiness, and even extend your life! This is something we recommend for many of our depression counseling patients in Michigan because of the countless benefits that come with pet ownership....
Postpartum depression is a form of depression that comes after giving birth to a child. Many new moms go through a period of mood fluctuations after having a baby. Some only last a few days (often known as “baby blues”), but some can last for weeks or even months....
Your sleeping habits have a major impact on your mind’s ability to process emotions, feelings, thoughts, and experiences. People who do not get enough sleep throughout the night often feel more stress, depression, and anxiety than those who are fully rested. As part...
Continued from Part 1 Sexual Struggles The stereotype of men having a consistently high sex drive is an overstatement in the modern world. The fact is that day to day stress from work can family can drastically reduce a man’s libido. When stress turns into depression,...
More than 12 million American women experience clinical depression every year, and one in eight women will have depression at some point in their lifetime. Men and women can both experience the same depression symptoms, but some symptoms show up more prevalently for...
A new research study in Pittsburgh suggests that children are more likely to show signs of bipolar disorder if they have one or more bipolar parents. This information could be vital in the early diagnosis and treatment of bipolar disorder, improving the lives of...
Anxiety disorder comes in many forms, which is why it may go undiagnosed for a long time. An array of symptoms can all be classified as “anxiety,” even though they may not be labeled as “anxiety disorder.” Here at our Michigan counseling centers, we treat...
