Most women are familiar with “the baby blues” – a period of readjustment and turbulent emotions after childbirth. However, sometimes the baby blues can morph into a more serious condition [...]
When we think of college, many people picture the stereotypical late-night study session. They may imagine a student surrounded by books, printouts, and notes, fueled by copious amounts of [...]
As the COVID-19 pandemic enters its sixth month, millions of Americans find themselves dealing with new issues. For some, feelings of anxiety and depression have worsened to include suicidal [...]
This year has brought new challenges for all of us. As Americans prepare to reopen schools and return to work, experts caution that this behavior will trigger a second [...]
In celebrating National Friendship Day this August, we take a moment to reflect on the friendships in our lives. When we hear the word, ‘friendship,’ instantly an image comes [...]
As a new academic year begins, back to school is more overwhelming than ever before.The 2020 school year is off to a chaotic start as administrators, teachers, and parents [...]
Anorexia and bulimia are not the only eating disorders affecting people around the world. In recent years, orthorexia has become a growing problem, especially among health-minded young women. This [...]
by Vanessa Cox, MSW, LCSW, CMATVery few of us can ignore or deny the waves of social unrest sweeping throughout our communities, this country, and the world amid the [...]
The disruptions surrounding COVID-19 cannot be understated. In addition to its impact on the health of our nation’s citizens, the novel coronavirus has resulted in the premature end of [...]
By Kathleen Ramsey, Clinical Psychology Extern, FGH Employee Assistance ProgramKids won’t be returning to school until the fall, which means that both parents and their children are facing unanticipated [...]
Careers in the medical field can make an incredible difference in countless lives, but for professionals, they are also fraught with tough challenges, tragic outcomes, and sleepless nights. Even [...]
A new study from Japan shows that children stuck at home may be turning into internet and video game addicts. In a survey of more than 8,000 Japanese students [...]
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