Emotional & Mental Health Articles

Personal technology can help people who live with dementia overcome some of the challenges of memory loss, and help their caregivers monitor their safety and health.

Some of the best memory aids for people living with dementia are low-tech and available at low expensive but highly effective. What should you know about them?

Monoamine oxidase inhibitors are the oldest antidepressants, but they're no longer the first choice. While there are three very important reasons for that, a MAOI may still be the right antidepressant for you.

Once in a great while, someone seems to reverse dementia with alternative treatments. That's too much for most of us to hope for, but there are "home remedies" that actually help.

There are dozens of methods of treating dementia, but these five general treatments are the most useful for the greatest number of patients.

How do you tell children that mom or dad or a grandparent or your yourself have been diagnosed with dementia? It's always best to be honest, but to avoid too much information.

Talk therapy is one of the main treatment options for depression, but which kind is right for you?

Pseudobulbar Affect is a condition typically seen in brain damage where patients experience unexpected fits of laughter or crying in situations that would not normally cause these emotions. There is a link with this condition and Alzheimer's Disease.

There are many ways one can reduce anxiety, from therapy, to eating healthier, or learning a few breathing techniques. One of the ways to decrease your anxiety is visualization, also called guided imagery, and we will discuss it in the following article.

Progressive muscle relaxation technique has been around for a century, and has helped a lot of people to ease their anxiety symptoms. It's something you can do at your own home. This article will try to provide some crucial information about PMRT.