Category Archives: Mental Health

Understanding Anxiety in Children

Posted on May 14, 2007 by Faith

Children are not exempt from anxiety or even a major anxiety disorder.   Yes, adults have all the responsibilities and teens have all the pressure; but children can also worry to an excessive degree about a number of issues.  All of … Continue reading →

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Adult Mental Health–Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

Posted on October 31, 2006 by Faith

One of the most exhausting conditions that affect adults with anxiety disorders is post-traumatic stress disorder. This condition usually follows someone who survives a physical or emotional event that was terrifying to him or her. Brought to the forefront by … Continue reading →

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Stressful Lifestyle And Depression

Posted on October 26, 2006 by Faith

Baby boomers are known for their need to “have it all.” They have been largely successful but at what price? The leading cause of disability in the United States as well as worldwide is depression. Depression is most common in … Continue reading →

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Depression And Its Affect On The Elderly

Posted on October 12, 2006 by Faith

Depression is not normal for any age. Growing older creates problems and stress that can lead to depression. The change in lifestyle from working full-time to retirement may cause problems with those adults that have worked hard all their life. … Continue reading →

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Mental Health Problems In Adults-Anxiety Disorders

Posted on September 4, 2006 by Faith

Adults that live or work in stressful situations, are raising children and teenagers, or have problems that carried over from their past are candidates for mental health problems. The most common mental health problem in today’s society is anxiety disorders. … Continue reading →

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