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Open letter: 'There is NO such thing as anxiety or depression. Why? My father said so.'
The struggle with anxiety has no name, age or race, but each of these factors plays a role in the way it is perceived in society. Abacus Canada conducted a study of 1,500 Canadians to weigh opinions on anxiety, and one of the standout findings revealed a pattern among those who practice particular religions. Individuals who identified as Muslim, Sikh, Jewish and Hindu faiths widely agreed – an average of 70 per cent of the time – that anxiety was curable. ...
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Women who have winter babies are more likely to develop postnatal depression, here's how to combat it
35% of pregnant women whose final trimester fell in the winter go on to develop postnatal depression
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Mood foods: could the Mediterranean diet help prevent depression?
Those following a Mediterranean diet are a third less likely to develop depression
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It's official: this is the age when your self-esteem peaks
There's truth behind the age-old belief that self-esteem comes with age.
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Depression in pregnancy may affect babies' brains, a new study suggests
101 women were tested during their third trimester...
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Arnold Schwarzenegger serves up epic life advice on Reddit
Who wouldn't want a bit of #MondayMotivation from Arnold Schwarzenegger?
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
Reverse SAD: Why summer isn't good news for everyone
10% of people who are affected by SAD have what’s known as Reverse SAD.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
Michelle Williams is 'proudly' seeking help for depression
"Today I proudly, happily and healthily stand here as someone who will continue to always lead by example as I tirelessly advocate for betterment of those in need."
StyleMarie Claire DorkingSeven superfoods to help ease anxiety, from oily fish to maca
Eat your way to better mental health
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Kate Spade's suicide is proof that money and fame can't deter depression
Many people tweeted their devastation about Kate Spade's passing and discredited a common misconception about the reasons for suicide.
- StyleAlice Sholl
Dodgy sleep pattern? That could increase your chances of developing a mood disorder
It's getting harder and harder to justify not getting a decent night's sleep on the regular.
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Twin mums at greater risk of depression and anxiety, new survey reveals
Almost half experienced elevated mental health symptoms in the first three months after birth.
- StyleDanielle Fowler
It's official: chocolate is the key to happiness
We challenge you to find a greater excuse to binge this weekend.
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How to bust the post-Christmas back-to-work blues
What do you mean I've got to go back-to-work?
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Could having more sex improve your mental wellbeing?
A woman has revealed her doctor prescribed having sex as a treatment for bipolar disorder
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
How not to have a blue Yule this Christmas time
What with wrangling with relatives over who’s hosting the Christmas dinner, over-indulging way, way too much and the prospect of being in debt for the next 10 years to pay for all the partying and presents that will likely be met with a luke warm response. It’s little wonder the minute we hear a Christmas song in the supermarket we feel stressed. Reasons people gave for struggling at Christmas included getting into debt (41 per cent), feeling lonely (83 per cent) and just generally finding Christmas stressful (81 per cent).
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Art therapy could help tackle depression
Scientists found that painting had a 'considerable' effect on people's lives.
- StyleMarie Claire Dorking
It's common to feel lonely after having a baby: Here's what to do
52% of first-time mums and dads feel lonely or “cut off” from family and friends
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15 celebrities who have opened up about their mental health struggles
From Chrissy Teigen's experience of postpartum depression to Amanda Seyfried's defence of medication.
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Signs you could be suffering from a mental health condition
Could you be suffering from a mental health condition without even knowing it?
- StyleLauren Sharkey
Your Instagram could reveal a lot about your mental health
Researchers say the platform can be used to diagnose depression.
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Most people will have a mental illness during their lifetime
If you've struggled with your mental health before, you certainly aren't alone.
- StyleSara Murphy
Woman Brushing Her Hair for the First Time in 4 Weeks Shows Impact of Depression
Depression can be all too prevalent, affecting actors, supermodels, singers, doctors, and people from all walks of life. But the common mood disorder is becoming more pervasive in the young. One brave young woman, Katelyn Marie Todd, is opening up on Facebook about what depression feels like and how — when one is in the midst of it — even the smallest things, like brushing your hair, can simply be too much to handle. “I brushed my hair today. For the first time in four weeks,” Todd began her moving Facebook confessional on May 6. “It was matted and twisted together. ...
StyleYahoo Style UKGigi Hadid has revealed she has Hashimoto's Disease, but what is it?
Gigi Hadid has recently opened up about having Hashimoto’s disease, a common – but sometimes debilitating – thyroid condition. Causing fatigue, weight gain and depression among other symptoms, according to Elle, the 21-year-old model has taken medication for it for two years. You may have had a friend with an over-active thyroid, for example, which can cause nervousness, mood swings and weight loss.
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Why waking up before sunrise could be bad for your health
Waking up before sunrise isn’t usually something people do voluntarily. The bad news is that waking up before the sun does could also be harming our health, as scientists from Melbourne, Australia have found that it causes ‘social jet lag’.
