by David Stanislaw | Sep 28, 2023 | Anxiety, Depression, Therapy
Mental illness is challenging for everyone involved – including a patient’s spouse or partner. However, when both partners have mental illness, the comorbidity of conditions between couples can create a unique relationship dynamic that can be challenging but also... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Aug 2, 2023 | Depression
It can be hard to overcome the sadness, apathy, and lethargy that often come with depression. However, when negative feelings and thoughts turn to self harm, or planning, it could be one of many warning signs your depression may lead to suicide. Knowing what to watch... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Apr 5, 2023 | Depression
Major depressive disorder is one of the most common mental health disorders in America. But it isn’t all in your head. What depression does to your body can be just as difficult to manage as the way it affects your mind. Understanding the physical symptoms of... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Jan 18, 2023 | Depression
Attempted suicide is a traumatic event for everyone involved. That includes spouses, children, loved ones and friends. If your spouse attempted suicide, you may feel you are to blame, or not know how to help them. Understanding how best to provide support to your... Read More
by David Stanislaw | Sep 21, 2022 | Depression
If you are in a committed relationship with a depressed partner, it can feel like you are both the cause of their distress and one of the only people that can help. Unmarried partners can struggle to balance their boyfriend’s or girlfriend’s privacy with getting them... Read More
