Mental Health

Body image refers to a person’s subjective perception, thoughts, and feelings about physical appearance. It includes how they see themselves in the mirror, how they feel about their weight, shape, size, and features, and how they believe others perceive them. Body image can significantly impact a person’s mental and emotional well-being, influencing their confidence, self-esteem, … Read more

For many of us, work is an integral part of our lives. It is where we spend most of our waking hours, earn money, and often make new friends. But do you know that work can negatively affect employee mental health? Work can often be the main source of workplace mental health issues. It might … Read more

Many times in an individual’s life, they become anxious and stressed. The continued stressful situations may become problematic for you and your mental health. A person goes through many stressful circumstances in life, such as family problems, unemployment, financial issues, and sadness can lead to various mental illnesses. Some other factors contribute to the development … Read more

Transcript Dr. Ignatov – TMS Therapy [00:00:00] Hi, I’m Dr. Ignatov. I’m a board certified psychiatrist and addiction medicine physician. Depression is a very common mental health issue in the United States, especially alongside addictive behaviors. In fact, around 21 million of American adults struggle with major depression. Some have treatment resistant depression, a condition … Read more

Depression is a common type of mood disorder. Individuals affected by depression experience various conditions such as sadness, lack of attraction to everything, bad feelings, and weird mood swings. Bipolar disorder, unipolar disorder, seasonal affective disorder, persistent depressive disorder, and postpartum depression are different types of depression. Major depressive disorder, and major depression, is a … Read more

A severe form of depression characterized by sadness or irritability that affects sleep patterns, energy level, and either weight gain or loss is known as unipolar depression. Unipolar depression is one of the most prevalent mental health problems, affecting roughly 8% of adults in the US annually. The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that … Read more

Many people go through times when they are depressed or do not feel like themselves. Sometimes, these mood swings might begin and end with seasonal changes. People may start to feel “low” when the days get shorter in the fall and winter months (also known as “winter blues”) and begin to feel better in the … Read more