Video: At least one in four people, and perhaps as many as one in every two people, experience depression at some point in life. It’s a common human experience.
Panic and anxiety do not discriminate by race, creed or financial status, but are more common in women than men and, for reasons of biology, life events, brain chemistry or personality, usually present in one’s teens to early 30s.
A young woman struggling with depression discusses the possiblity of being sent to a mental institution.
It can easily be forgotten that a family is supposed to work together and provide support to all of its members. It is with that support and caring atmosphere that can help the children to grow up healthy and prepared for life. A family whose bonds are weak, however, will lack in support and the [...]
Laura Paxton is the author of Borderlin and Beyond and the Borderline and Beyond, Workbook and Personal Journal
