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Depression: A Serious Health Issue That Can’t Be Ignored

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Caryne

From the American Counseling Association The recent suicide of actor/comedian Robin Williams has helped bring attention to a major health issue in this country. According to the National Institute of Mental Health, almost 7% of Americans had at least one … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice Columns | Tagged Depression

Learning To Give Yourself A Pat On The Back

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Caryne

From the American Counseling Association The world can be a tough place. People can be critical or unappreciative of the things we do. But we sometimes are our own harshest critics. Rather than realistically seeing the results of tasks undertaken, … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice Columns | Tagged Self esteem

Understanding Counseling Professionals And The Help They Offer

Posted on March 19, 2015 by Caryne

From the American Counseling Association Many people have little idea of who professional counselors really are and what they really do. For most of us, our experience has been limited to the school counselors we’ve known, or the mental health … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice Columns | Tagged Emotional counseling

Savvy Senior: How to Take Care of Your Kidneys

Posted on March 3, 2015 by Caryne

Dear Savvy Senior, What can you tell me about kidney disease? My mother died from kidney failure a few years ago at age 76, and I’m curious what my risks are and what I can do to protect myself. Kidney … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice Columns | Tagged Kidney health

Depression In The Elderly Can Be A Serious Health Issue

Posted on February 26, 2015 by Caryne

From the American Counseling Association The signs of depression in an elderly person can be easy to miss. We may incorrectly assume that being depressed is just part of the aging process. But despite its often being ignored or overlooked, … Continue reading →

Posted in Advice Columns | Tagged Depression

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