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Stan Popovich

Stan Popovich

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author of www.managingfear.com

Finding The Source Of Your Fears

By: Stanley Popovich   A sure way to overcoming your fears and anxieties is in finding the source of your fears and being able to manage it. In dealing with any kinds of fears or anxieties, try to learn what is the real source of your fears and anxieties. Knowing what is causing your anxieties can go a long way in finding the... Read moreChevron
Jerry Kennard

Jerry Kennard, Health Guide

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Chartered Psychologist

Care Essentials for a Depressed Husband

There’s a proverb that goes, “the trouble with women is they trouble men”. There’s another that goes, “the trouble with women is men”.  The issue of trouble seems to feature large when it comes to relationships and but attempts to care for a depressed husband can, I believe, account for one of the most... Read moreChevron
posted 06/06/2012, comments (0)|
earlyriser

Sentimental journey

Wasn't sure if I'd ever post here again. I realized the need to have an outlet.   I took a friend to see the grounds of the state hospital where I spent much of the 80's. As we toured the campus, I gave him the history of the hospital and my experiences there. I felt nothing, that is until this morning. I had a dream I was working with my... Read moreChevron
Merely Me

Merely Me

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I suffer from depression and am interested in Bipolar Disorder

Catherine Zeta-Jones Battles Bipolar Disorder

What do Carrie Fisher, Linda Hamilton, and Jane Pauley have in common? If you said that in addition to their fame, that they all share a diagnosis of bipolar disorder,  you would be correct. Now we can add another celebrity to this list of famous people who have come out about having bipolar disorder. Catherine Zeta-Jones, the famous actress,... Read moreChevron
posted 04/14/2011, comments (0)|
lady behind the mask

The kids are (mostly) alright ...

At least 1 in 6 adults experiences an MI this year. That's 170 out of every 1000. But only 20 per 1,000 is receiving SSI or SSDI due to MI. So what are the other 150 per 1,000 doing?Working. Raising kids. Singing in the choir. Getting married. Walking the dog. Sewing curtains. Playing golf. Yelling for their favorite sports... Read moreChevron
posted 03/30/2011, comments (0)|

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