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Is Working From Home Good for You?
When it comes to avoiding COVID-19, working at home is definitely best. But if you're struggling with isolation, put these tips into practice.
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Parenting During the Pandemic
Dr. Phil talks about the "perfect storm" that parents and children are facing with the disruption of daily life, loss of jobs, and more.
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How Depression Differs in Different People
Women, men, the elderly -- depression can look different depending on who has it. Here's what you need to know.
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How to Spot a Mental Health Crisis in a Loved One
It's not always easy to spot the signs of a crisis in those closest to us. Look for withdrawal, substance abuse, and these other red flags.
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When Is a Stomachache Not a Stomachache?
Physical symptoms -- from sleep problems to chest pains to digestive problems -- can be signs of depression.
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Improve Your Mental Health Right Where You Are
Building a "happiness habit" can help get you through a rough patch. Use these tips to cultivate a sense of peace.
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11 Warning Signs of a Depression Relapse
Sleep changes, anger, and these other symptoms may be clues that you need to reach out for help.
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