- by Sandy Baker
Depression is more than being sad. It’s an overwhelming experience that impacts every facet of your day, what you think about, and what you can and cannot do. When you’re...
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- by Sandy Baker
Social isolation may sound like a good thing. You don’t have to think about other people, worry about the way you look, or have to find the right words to...
- by Sandy Baker
Mental health disorders in teens are not something that’s normal or expected. It’s a misconception to believe that teens are just “going through something” or will grow out of whatever...
- by Sandy Baker
Sadness happens to everyone from time to time. Short bursts of time when you feel alone, afraid, or just unhappy with the situation are not uncommon. Depression is not the...
- by Sandy Baker
There may be days when you feel like nothing is better than staying home, turning off your phone, and avoiding people. Other people are likely to cause many of your...
- by Sandy Baker
A term often used improperly, psychosis is not a mental health disease itself but rather a collection of symptoms that make it hard for a person to understand what is...
- by Sandy Baker
Is your teenage child depressed or just “going through something?” The growing pains of the teenage years can often lead to big emotions and intense mood swings, and some of...
- by Sandy Baker
A child that worries a lot can wear on parents and caregivers. They may have a lot of questions about every detail of their day. They may resist or refuse...
- by Sandy Baker
Everyone feels sadness from time to time. But sadness isn’t the same as depression. Though many people make statements such as, “I’m depressed,” clinical depression is a serious, potentially life-threatening...
- by Sandy Baker
Stress is a part of everyone’s life, right? People worry frequently and feel overwhelmed from time to time. However, when your worries and stress are starting to take a big...
