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Woman’s history of drug use can predict risk of postpartum stress and anxiety, finds study

Woman’s history of drug use can predict risk of postpartum stress and anxiety, finds study

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It is normal for the new mom to feel anxious as her bundle of joy opens eyes in the world. The daily uphill task of looking after the family and child’s needs, and attending to themselves can take a toll on some mothers. In no time, the happy times turn into “baby blues.” In most cases, this postpartum anxiety goes away after some time, but some women may continue to experience stress, sadness and severe mood swings. Read more

Social inappropriateness could be a sign frontotemporal dementia

Social inappropriateness could be a sign frontotemporal dementia

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A 55-year-old man running naked in the streets and yelling obscenities may not be under the influence of any substance, but actually be suffering from a dementia that affects the frontal lobes of the brain, known as frontotemporal dementia (FTD). Read more

Therapy basics: The importance implementing homework in therapy

Therapy basics: The importance implementing homework in therapy

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Simply hearing the word “homework” can bring out negative feelings in a person. Since many individuals view homework as a coming-of-age element that ends when one finally graduates, those undergoing therapy may act hesitant to complete assignments and deem it an unnecessary burden. Research authors and experts in the field agree that utilizing homework in therapy is an effective tool for recovery.

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