Depression

Are you feeling down? Have your eating and sleeping patterns changed? Do you find yourself not wanting to engage in your normal routine? Are you on edge?

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Except for some folks, it's not. Whether it's called Seasonal Depression or the Holiday Blues, one things for sure: It's real. And perhaps it's more real this holiday season than in the past. 2020 has certainly been challenging, in fact historically challenging...

This Friday night in Sioux Falls as part of the night there will be a Carmel Apple Bar, live music, and Collaborative Show.

If someone tries to encourage me out of my anxiety it often just makes it worse, but these words from a 5-year-old seem to have broken some of the spell.

If you're suffering from back-to-work blues, you're not alone. Here are a few ideas which might take some of the pain out of it.

If someone tells you they have no holiday stress in their life, they're lying. Here are some tips for dealing with it. (The stress, not the lying).

Following years of psychotherapy, seven shock therapy treatments and medication (taking 17 pills a day), Eileen White has found her purpose in life.

Lorrie Morgan, one of country’s music most successful entertainers, hit rock bottom at one point in her life and didn’t know if she had the energy to survive.

If you want to steer clear of holiday depression, the first thing to do is stay off Facebook.

Following years of psychotherapy, seven shock therapy treatments and medication (taking 17 pills a day), Eileen White has found her purpose in life.