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Our brain is a very powerful organ in our body. It constantly regulates your thoughts, movements, breathing, and heartbeat, and coordinates your senses - it works 24/7, even while you're Read More
When faced with the death of a loved one, children react differently from adults. It is important to understand your child has feelings of grief. Though it is difficult to Read More
Despite multiple strategies implemented against discrimination against people with mental illness, the problem just does not seem to be getting any better. Mental illnesses are very common, affecting millions of Read More
Many persons who have a mental disorder have the thought embedded in their mind that they lack the ability to communicate effectively. Most times this can prevent someone from making Read More
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Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder that affects the brain, characterized by hallucinations, delusions, and disturbances in thought, speech, perception, and irregular behavior.Family is a major support system that aids in Read More
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