by Patrice M Foster | Aug 30, 2018 | depression, nursing posts |
Sad Days Being happy can be hard, especially when fighting clinical depression. Sadness can crash into you when you least expect it, and it can have incredible staying power. It’s natural to be sad, but it is more intense and longer lasting when you’re depressed. Why...
by Patrice M Foster | Aug 22, 2018 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Student Online growing Student online has a fast-growing problem. It’s a well-known fact that college students nowadays spend a lot of their time with technology. This is the era of Facebook, Snapchat, and Instagram. Online dating and excessive admiration of oneself...
by Patrice M Foster | Aug 9, 2018 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
College depression University of Higher learning College depression is more common than you might think. Many people see college as a time of freedom and enjoyment. These young people are often away from home for the first time, which means endless partying, no...
by Patrice M Foster | Jul 9, 2018 | nursing posts, teenage depression |
Dealing with guilt Shame & blame Dealing with guilt can be difficult. The weight of past events can be so tremendous that it is hard to get from under it. This is especially true when battling depression. They say hindsight is always 20/20, but that isn’t true;...
by Patrice M Foster | Jan 15, 2018 | children, depression, nursing posts, Teens |
Gamers Video game depression, loneliness and addiction: Do you wonder if these gamer pastimes are more than a habit. That is not really good for your child mental health. If a kid spends hours on end with a controller in his hand, it might be a sign that things...
by Patrice M Foster | Dec 30, 2017 | children, parents, Teens |
Left alone to fend for themselves. School can be rough. As if tests, homework, and a load of new information wasn’t enough. Schoolmates can make life a real challenge for a kid. Bullying is serious business. In late November, ten year-old Ashawnty Davis of Sunrise...
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