Why Will We Do Anything Not to Admit Mental Health Issues?

 

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3 Ways to Improve Employee Mental Health

Employees play a critical role in the success of any business. If employees are happy and healthy, a company can run like clockwork. Unmotivated employees who don’t have the resources to care for their mental health will be less comfortable and productive read more here

Mental Health & Wellbeing Matters For Teen Boys

There are over 200 mental health conditions known in medicine. The most common mental illnesses that affect young people and teen boys are anxiety, mood disorders, attention and behavioural disorders.

According to the CDC (center for disease control), boys and girls are affected with ADHD (attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder). Still, as many as 12.9% of boys are diagnosed with this disorder compared to the 5.6% of girls. ADHD is just one of many mental health conditions that affect children and teenagers.

Stepping back a few decades and how the outlook on mental health changed

During the 1970s and even earlier years, no one spoke of mental health illnesses and, more so, no mention that it affected adolescent boys too. Talking freely about mental conditions was almost a “taboo” in some cultures and religious practices read more here

How Online Therapy Can Help With Mental Health Issues?

In the 21st century, we can all agree that the biggest two evils of mankind that we are constantly fighting without a tangible solution are climate change and worldwide mental health issues. While the first could be state subject on some front, the second is pivotal in the personal and social ground.

In today’s hyper-complex society, where everything is connected, it is very alarming how disconnected we feel sometimes. However, you are not alone, and 7.5% of this county with a 1.3 BN population feel the same, according to WHO. Mental health is multi-faceted and extremely complex, because of which when it does not function well, we need a professional read more here