San Francisco depression Articles, San Francisco depression News

Integrating back into your daily life after the loss of a loved one

Loss of a loved one is a difficult experience that can potentially feel isolating. The grief process is unique to each individual as we heal in...

Inner Influencing - Managing Your Life and Emotions

Inner Influencing - Managing Your Life and EmotionsWouldn't it be great if our society was functional enough that few people ever experienced...

Is Facebook taking a toll on your mental health?

Do you often find yourself congratulating your friends on Facebook for accomplishments they have achieved? If so, there’s probably nothing...

Breast cancer more depressing for younger women

Younger women – those under 50 – become more depressed than older women after breast cancer treatment.In a recent study of their...

On Becoming Tranquil

This article was written by Christie LeBlanc, PhD, a clinical psychologist from San Francisco, CA. It was reprinted with her permission. As a...

The Cost of ‘Manning Up’

Recent research suggests that women may know better than men what is good for them: emotional openness and connection to others. While this may not...

Would you ever date someone with a mental illness?

Some disabilities you can see: the hearing aid, the wheelchair, the skin lesions, and some you cannot – the depression, the anxiety, and the...

Coffee might help with depression

Coffee drinkers who sip several cups a day might have a new reason to be happy. Drinking many cups of joe each dayhas beenlinked to a lower risk of...