Major Anxiety & Depression – It’s Not Just At Breakfast Anymore

Some people go through brief periods of “the blues” or “anxiety” and others live with either or both for a lifetime. For those in the second category, there are a number of solutions. No, it won’t go away, most likely, but you will get a reprieve for a number of hours and sometimes days. Obviously [...]

Major Anxiety & Depression – It’s Not Just At Breakfast Anymore

Some people go through brief periods of “the blues” or “anxiety” and others live with either or both for a lifetime. For those in the second category, there are a number of solutions. No, it won’t go away, most likely, but you will get a reprieve for a number of hours and sometimes days. Obviously [...]

SAMHSA and World AIDS Day—Using New Media

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Thanksgiving: a Time for Celebration and Caution

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Understanding the 5 Types of Depression

Within the broader term of “clinical depression” are several different types of depression, which are diagnosed based on their symptoms, duration, and underlying cause. The increased diagnoses of depression over the past thirty years may, in fact, be due to a growing recognition that it is an emotional disorder which surfaces in a variety of [...]

States Embrace Changes to the Mental Health and Substance Abuse Block Grant

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How to Differentiate Between Different Types of Depression

As is usually the case with the majority mental health conditions, depression is also divided into many subclasses. These types of depressive illnesses are usually distinguished from each other by analyzing their variations as it relates to how their indicators are shown. Sufferers of specific forms of depressive illnesses typically show different symptoms characteristics with [...]

SAMHSA’s Role in Tobacco Cessation

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Veterans Day: Honoring those who have Bravely Served our Country

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Mental Health as Public Health: Q&A with SAMHSA’s Pamela Hyde

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