Mental Health

Stress Illness and Un-Forgiveness

Sat, 14 Jun 2008 08:00:03 GMT

Un-forgiveness can ravage our mind, emotions, body and spirit of vibrant health. When we are unforgiving our sense of well-being and ability to create inner peace goes right out the window. When we cannot forgive we invite and maintain so many of the negative thoughts and emotions that perpetuate stress. And these same thoughts and emotions can lead to illness. Un-forgiveness is usually accompanied by any or all of the following emotions: Grief, lack of acceptance, anger, frustration, disappointment, apathy, vengeance, feelings of abandonment, betrayal, rejection, fear, confusion, anxiety, overwhelm, victim consciousness, and insecurity.

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EEG Neurofeedback Offers Many Health Benefits

Fri, 13 Jun 2008 00:46:07 GMT

We seem to be living in a time in which the interest in alternative types of health care and healing modalities is at an all-time high. The population in general, and the baby boomers in particular, are increasingly interested in finding ways to look better and feel better for as long as possible. One alternative health care approach that has been getting more and more attention is called EEG neurofeedback. This is also called biofeedback therapy and it involves training your brainwave activity as a way of improving and controlling many different conditions.

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Treating Asbergers - Key Steps to the Treatment of Asbergers Disease

Fri, 13 Jun 2008 00:24:04 GMT

Whilst there is not a 'cure' for Aspergers syndrom in the sense of an instantaneous solution, the good news is that there are ways of treating asbergers. Successful Asperger treatment focuses on addressing the three core symptoms of the disease, namely: - Poor linguistic and communication skills - Fixated or obsessive compulsions - Physical ineptitude. Most physicians advocate adapting a regime of treatment to the specific needs of each child rather than applying a static method of treating Asbergers.

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Aspergers Syndrome - Shedding Light on Aspergers Syndrome - Depression Traits

Fri, 13 Jun 2008 00:02:02 GMT

Aspergers syndrome, if left untreated, can be a major cause of depression as a consequence of anxiety and loneliness, two emotions Asperger autism sufferers may experience. Asperger's syndrome is exhibited in a higher ratio of males to females. Sufferers displaying aspergers syndrome depression traits may do so in response to a growing awareness of their disability and an ongoing clinical inability to cope with the social, occupational and emotional impairment symptomatic of Aspergers disorder.

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Getting Proper Care From an Alzheimer's Society

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 23:33:14 GMT

Are you looking for an American Alzheimers society aimed at providing education, emotional support and practical assistance for your Alzheimers patient relative? The importance of seeking Alzheimers help cannot be overstated. Two-thirds of Alzheimers caregivers suffer from depression. Since public assistance isn't the greatest, most caregivers are family members who have to reorganize their lives, leave work early or quit their jobs and learn how to adapt to their loved one's ever changing personality.

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How Does a Visual Schedule Benefit the Autistic Child?

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 11:29:05 GMT

Schedules are an essential part of a child's life, they are important to use with children because children will not have to wonder what happens next in their daily routine and they will be able to anticipate activities that they will have to do each day. Schedules are necessarily important for all children however they are extremely essential for children with autism. Autism makes it so that the child has to have a set pattern and structure throughout their day. Schedules help and do extremely well with this.

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Nutrition Expert and Author Shares Important Diet Information For ADD, ADHD and Weight Loss

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 00:40:04 GMT

PHOENIX : This whole thing with ADD, ADHD, if people and the parents and everyone were to come to understand that everything we put in our body obviously affects us physically, but to understand that it also affects us mentally and emotionally, our ability to concentrate, this whole ADD, ADHD, well no wonder most of these kids are bouncing off the walls and can't focus. One, we have to remember what it was like to be a child, first of all. That to me is so important. That child has so much energy that should not be harnessed with a drug.

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Learn How to Interpret Your Dreams to Save Your Mental Health For Sure

Thu, 12 Jun 2008 00:19:05 GMT

I delayed 19 years to present my work to the public because I discovered that there is too much craziness accumulated in the wild side of the human conscience and that the wild side, which I nominated the 'anti-conscience' because it works against the human side of the conscience, occupies the biggest part of the human psyche. Therefore I had to change my plans and continue the book I was writing in a totally different way. I had to study a lot and cure many people using the method of dream interpretation discovered by Carl Jung, which I improved and simplified, after discovering the real reason why the unconscious mind sends us dream messages.

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Effective Time Management For Adults With ADD

Wed, 11 Jun 2008 23:54:03 GMT

One of the core principles of managing adult Attention Deficit Disorder (ADD) is learning how to work with it, instead of fighting against it. This means building on your strengths, not dwelling on your challenges, acknowledging your limits, and respecting your natural energy flow and biorhythms. And nowhere is this more evident than when it comes to managing your time for maximum effectiveness and productivity! Don't get me wrong, I'm not a drill sergeant when it comes to time management.

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There Are Benefits to High Functioning Autism

Wed, 11 Jun 2008 23:27:04 GMT

For a long time, doctors and specialists believed that autism was a general condition, but because of special funding researchers have begun to learn a lot about this disorder, including that there are many types of autism, among which is a disorder called high functioning autism. High functioning autism is a condition that falls within the autism category, but children who experience this type of condition, only experience mild symptoms of autism. Normally they can interact socially and only have small social impairments.

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