Facts about Suicide
Men are four times more likely than women to die by suicide, but women try to commit suicide twice as often as men (they're just unsuccessful). Such attempts often are viewed as a "cry for ... Read more... »
- Bipolar Overview
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- Depression Overview
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Divorce Articles
The Next Relationship: Rebounds and Replays
People often get into a new relationship during the painful ending of their marriage or soon after their divorce. How wonderful it feels to be desired and appreciated, to no longer feel rejected. What a ... Read more... »
Talking to Your Children About Divorce
One of the most painful and important events in the divorce process is telling the children about your plans to end the marriage. In this act, the marital problem moves beyond the marriage, affecting loved ... Read more... »
Riding the Emotional Roller Coaster of Divorce
Divorce is an emotional roller coaster, that’s for sure. There is no way around it. People can tell you that these emotions come and go, and that, with time, they become less intense, and they ... Read more... »
Kids and Divorce: Ten Tough Issues
Children have an especially difficult time with divorce. Many times, parents neglect to consider the ramifications of the effects of the divorce on their children. Understanding how children will view the divorce and the resulting ... Read more... »
Graduation Day: A Primer for Badly Divorced Parents
Graduation day has finally arrived, and families are coming together to wish their young people well as they mark an important milestone in their lives. For some families, hopefully most families, graduation day brings pride, ... Read more... »
Giving Your Marriage a Second Chance
If you are considering divorce, this means, of course, that your marriage isn’t working.
And that raises all sorts of questions about you and your marriage that are emotionally difficult — you may be filled with ... Read more... »
Getting Support While Going Through Divorce
The feeling of being alone and isolated can be devastating. Support from friends and family is crucial. If you are in need of support, here are some suggestions:
Acknowledge your need for support. Put aside the ... Read more... »
Extremities: The Pain and Promise of Divorce
As the divorce process unfolds, especially within the first several months, you will probably go through a series of emotional extremes. The divorce, as it tears apart the fabric of your marriage, will probably tear ... Read more... »
Divorce and the Unexpected Reversal
You have just begun putting a new life together, having somehow gotten through the most painful experience of your life. The extreme feelings of hurt and anger and fear are subsiding. The emotional roller coaster ... Read more... »
