What Is Motivated Forgetting: Understanding Selective Memory Have you ever wished you could forget something unpleasant? Your brain might be doing that for you without… The post What Is Motivated Forgetting: Understanding Selective Memory appeared first on Made You Smile Back. Originally Published on https://madeyousmileback.com/
How to Motivate a Teenager with Depression: Effective Strategies for Parents and Caregivers Depression in teens is a serious issue that can impact many… The post How to Motivate a Teenager with Depression: Effective Strategies for Parents and Caregivers appeared first on Made You Smile Back. Originally Published on https://madeyousmileback.com/
Glorifying Mental Illness: The Dangers of Romanticizing Psychological Disorders Mental illness affects many people. Talking about mental health is important. But some ways of discussing… The post Glorifying Mental Illness appeared first on Made You Smile Back. Originally Published on https://madeyousmileback.com/
Learn how you can move toward your highest and best health today: Do you speak up for yourself? I am an advocate. I’m an advocate for my health and well-being, making conscious choices that sometimes buck against the “norm” and expectations of others. And I am an advocate for the health and wellness of others. […]
Here at AgingParents.com, we see a broad range of elder-related problems. This one was a first. It is a true case, one a solo ager can learn from. If you are aging and living alone, take heed. The Facts: Aging veteran (AV) was living alone, and struggling with being disconnected from others. He was okay, […]
Dear Body, Thank you. Thank you for the incredible service you’ve given me so far. Today, I choose to focus on all the things you do right, on everything that’s working well. I want to celebrate every little thing that makes you uniquely wonderful. Is my body my ally or an adversary? The truth is, […]
9 Signs You’re an Extrovert with Social Anxiety: Navigating the Paradox Social anxiety isn’t just for introverts. Extroverts can feel anxious in social situations too. This mix of loving social contact but fearing it can be hard. Extroverts with social anxiety may enjoy being around people but worry about what others think of them. They […]
The dreaded brain disease, Alzheimer’s, is considered difficult to diagnose. For one thing, it comes on gradually in most cases and initially has no physical symptoms like pain or trouble moving around. Doctors usually first hear that a person has some problems with short term memory. Not much happens until that gets worse. Then, they […]
Taking Care of Your Introvert: Essential Tips for Understanding and Supporting Quiet Personalities Taking care of your introvert can significantly improve their well-being and happiness. Introverts often need time to recharge after social interactions. They draw energy from being alone or in quiet environments. This need isn’t a flaw; it’s a natural aspect of their personality. […]
Maybe it started to become more visible during the pandemic. Now, there is a nationwide effort to remove the long standing stigma of mental health issues. Historically, it has been very difficult for anyone to persuade a family member to get mental health help when family sees the signs. If you have an elder in […]
