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Seagulls and the Road to Hell

July 6, 2012 by Todd 3 Comments

Seagulls

It's cliche but they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. For many individuals who suffer from chronic anxiety and depression that is proven true year after year. I think a short story from Andy Andrews' The Noticer will illustrate the point nicely. The wise and enigmatic Jones sits down with Henry to offer some advice on his latest predicament and begins with a … [Read more...] about Seagulls and the Road to Hell

Finding Your Inner Teddy Bear

July 5, 2012 by Todd Leave a Comment

Garfield with his Teddy Bear

Garfield has his teddy bear and Linus (Peanuts) has his ever-present security blanket. How about you? Do you have an item that you cherish and keep nearby for those moments when anxiety or depression risk overwhelming you?  Perhaps a special ring, a cross, a photo of a loved one, or maybe a note card with an inspirational quote? It's something I thought about for myself and … [Read more...] about Finding Your Inner Teddy Bear

Rating Your Anxiety – Is It Excessive?

July 2, 2012 by Todd Leave a Comment

Anxiety by Aegina

We all have anxiety from time to time.  Occasionally it's just a sense of being wound-up more than usual or perhaps it's off the charts due to a life effect such as a divorce or job loss.  However, for many it is a chronic condition that stalks us day-by-day and in varying degrees of severity.  To put the prevalence - now there's a big word - in perspective consider: Anxiety … [Read more...] about Rating Your Anxiety – Is It Excessive?

Abraham Lincoln – How Depression Rained on His Parade

June 30, 2012 by Todd Leave a Comment

Abraham Lincoln

Have you ever felt worse after a great victory in live? Those of us with chronic depression know that one of its most disheartening traits is the ability to rob us of triumphant moments.  At those times in our life when we should be celebrating victory, depression - and perhaps anxiety - step in to rip away the joy that should fill our heart. It is just as true today as it was … [Read more...] about Abraham Lincoln – How Depression Rained on His Parade

Snoopy on Insomnia and Racing Thoughts

June 27, 2012 by Todd Leave a Comment

Snooping pining for sleep and pizza

What's worse: craving a fresh, hot Domino's pizza at 2am or tossing and turning in bed at 2am because you're so frazzled with worry that you can't sleep? Snoopy's got it right, the pizza cravings are worse, without a doubt! Huh? Domino's or Papa John's or whoever you prefer is closed at 2am.  Cravings or not, there's no hope of getting that oh-so-good pizza.  But getting to … [Read more...] about Snoopy on Insomnia and Racing Thoughts

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Many people had a favorite stuffed animal as a child, and many more than you think might still have one. Experts explain why they could be beneficial for your sleep.
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I Tried NSDR for a Week—Here’s How It Improved My Mental Health

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Non-sleep deep rest (NSDR) is the practice of being deeply rested without being fully asleep. Here’s what you need to know about NSDR—and what I learned when I made it a regular part of my day.
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A Scientist’s Final Quest Is to Find New Schizophrenia Drugs. Will He Live to See Them?

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Edward Scolnick led the development of dozens of medicines while at Merck. His current mission pits him against time and the mental illness of millions, including his son.
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