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Facts About Mental Health and Minority Groups
Medically Reviewed by Greg Dorter, RP Your Health

Facts About Mental Health and Minority Groups

In recent years there’s been more focus than ever before on mental health and the way mental health illnesses can affect our everyday lifestyles. In this article we explore whether mental health issues affect everyone equally or if some groups, like minority groups, experience issues in unique ways.

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You’re Too Hard on Yourself: 6 Subtle Ways you Beat Yourself Up
By Emily Lockhart Your Health

You’re Too Hard on Yourself: 6 Subtle Ways you Beat Yourself Up

A recent study from the world of psychology finds that we’re too hard on ourselves. In fact, the findings, published in the journal Self and Identity claim that we tend to beat ourselves up over some pretty silly things—not going to the gym, forgetting eggs at the grocery store, and even missing the opportunity to […]

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Misconceptions Concerning Youth and Mental Health
By Catherine Roberts Children

Misconceptions Concerning Youth and Mental Health

When it comes to mental health affecting youth, there are many myths and misconceptions for parents and kids to overcome. The key to fighting any health condition, including a mental health illness, is knowing the facts. Only with the right information can we develop an effective plan for safely and effectively dealing with these mental […]

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6 Steps for Healthier Decision Making
By Debbie McGauran Your Health

6 Steps for Healthier Decision Making

All of us have struggled at one time or another with making decisions. Whether simple, such as deciding between chicken or fish for dinner or more complex such as whether or not to make a drastic career change, quit smoking, or embark on a strenuous weight loss program.  Normally we find ourselves carefully weighing the […]

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10 Ways to Assess Suicide Risk using the “SADPERSONS” Scale
By Debbie McGauran Your Health

10 Ways to Assess Suicide Risk using the “SADPERSONS” Scale

Suicide is a major public health concern. It ranks 10th as the leading cause of death for all ages. In the United States alone, suicide accounts for one death every 12.3 minutes. It is estimated that more than 30,000 Americans committed suicide in any given year. The numbers are equally dismal for Canadians.  Suicide is […]

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