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The Big Misconception about Depression Author: Justin Mckibben These days it seems a greater number of Americans are attentive to the issues and risks related to mental health disorders, especially compared to once upon a time when people drastically stigmatized any kind of psychological impairment... Learn More

Does Childhood Trauma Change Our Brains? Author: Justin Mckibben Some say that adversity for adolescence can be a trauma that catalyzes their future potential for sustainable mental health. Others would say that we cannot let our traumas define us, and that we have a conscious decision... Learn More

Is Empathy the Future of Our Evolution? Author: Justin Mckibben What exactly is empathy? Empathy is defined in a broad range of emotions, and most common is the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. It is the capacity to identify with what someone else... Learn More

Study May Pinpoint the Part of Brain That Triggers Addiction A new study has identified a part of brain that could trigger addiction. This is the same part of the brain that processes emotion. The new findings of a new study were published in the latest issue of the Journal of... Learn More

Same Difference: Substituting Addictions Author: Justin Mckibben Most addicts whether recovering or not can tell you that not all addicts are the same, and so of course not all pathways to addiction are the same. There of course will be some overlapping factors that... Learn More

Will New Device Reboot the Definition of Relapse? Author: Justin Mckibben In essence, the reason that addictions initially start to develop can be attributed to the affect that a substance has on the brain chemistry, and how the pleasure sensors of the mind can be stimulated and conditioned... Learn More

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