Anxiety Disorders
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Christmas-Related Phobias
Fears of kissing under the mistletoe, turkeys, relatives or sparking lights exist! Here are some unknown, but very real, Christmas phobias.

Sleepless Nights Can Up Your Anxiety Levels
If your anxiety levels are through the roof, you may want to check your sleep quality.

It's Ok to Cry: How to Adjust to SPMS
Learning you have secondary progressive multiple sclerosis can take a serious emotional toll. We asked a psychologist to share his best advice for how to get through.

"I Took a Mindfulness Class and It Was Everything"
Calmer. Clearer. More grounded. That was our writer after an eight-week class in mindfulness-based stress reduction—and it can be you, too.

On Processing Life's Difficult Emotions: Breaking Free From Anger, Grief, and Fear
Anger, grief, and fear are some of life's difficult emotions. The secret to freeing yourself from their hold? Recognizing them and taking ownership of them, says mental health advocate Mike Veny.

Top Resources for Help with Anxiety
Where to go for help with anxiety? Start with this list of nine top resources, including help for veterans, students, and employees.

6 Ways to Become a Mental Health Advocate
Becoming a voice for others can be a powerful healing strategy in recovery from depression or another mood disorder. Here are six ways to do just that.

The Truth About Living with Mental Illness
HealthCentral reveals the truth about living with five common conditions: anxiety, depression, bipolar, OCD, and schizophrenia.

Dark Chocolate for Depression? Science Says Yes
Good news for the chocoholics out there: New research finds that this yummy food may help those with depression symptoms.

A Super Fun Way to Blow Off Steam After Work
Tough day at the job? Stress relief may be a digital game download away, says new study.