Archive | October, 2016

While we hear a lot about anxiety and depression affecting expectant mothers and new mothers, relatively little attention is given to expectant fathers. The fact is that expectant and new fathers face a greater risk of depression than other men in the general population. Moreover, new research reveals that depression in expectant fathers can affect […]

While the term “nervous breakdown” is not an actual clinical condition or diagnosis, it is popularly used to describe an inability to function normally and cope with life’s demands. As a result of feeling hopeless, helpless, withdrawn, and/or panicky, those experiencing nervous breakdowns find themselves unable to work and meet other responsibilities (including caring for […]