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Half of Us

Did you know that depression affects about 19 million people in the United States every year? College students are especially at risk with half reporting that they have been so stressed that they couldn’t function during the past year. The impact of mental illness is so devastating that suicide is the third leading cause of death among all people ages 15-24. With so many people struggling, why is it still hard for us to talk about “mental health?”

Nearly all mental health issues can be improved with proper treatment. When we decrease the stigma around mental health and encourage students to seek help if they need it, we are changing and saving lives.

 

What Makes Them Click–The Brain Lady

Learn how to be able to better communicate and get your thoughts and feelings across with others.

 

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The Psychology Study Guide: An ebook I wrote for psychology students to help them get better grades and better understanding of the subject.

Rethink: Kamila Wita has a blog on the site called Rethink, helping you look at mental health issues in a new way.

The Research Database: A database pointing you to the research of the various sub-fields of psychology, to help you do psychology research.

Positive Psychology Digest: Positive Psychology Digest is usually referred to as “The science of well-being and optimal functioning.” This category is a mixture of the theory and applications to come from fields that fit under this broad umbrella.

 

Creating Your Beyond

Hi! My name is Brenda Bomgardner. I am the founder of Creating Your Beyond, LLC and your blog host. I started this blog, Creating Your Beyond, because I want to chat with you about moving beyond surviving towards thriving. I want to share my knowledge with you. Together we can discover a life you will love to live.

 

Eating Disorders Online

EatingDisordersOnline.com is one of the internet’s fastest-growing eating-disorders community. Our goal is to bring people together around the issues of eating disorders by providing concise, up-to-date information and a meeting place for those seeking pathways to recovery.

 
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