Author: Kroll

Usually, postpartum depression is manifested by excessive irritation in relation to the outside world, and even to the child. Fortunately, only 12 percent of women suffer from this disease. Not every young mother can admit that she has postpartum depression. Such a condition is still considered a disease, and if it is not treated, it can develop into […]

Childhood is a happy time! Children do not know depression – that’s who really knows how to enjoy life! Why, together with growing up, knowledge, experience and wisdom, we are increasingly seized by a state of depression and oppression? But let’s leave the question of the deep causes of depression to psychologists and other luminaries of medicine, […]

There are countless opinions, articles on the internet and books on the topic of depression. Is it true that some stages of depression cannot be cured without medical intervention? Is it really possible to die of longing? Is depression a real disease? Each time, people answer these questions in different ways, but there is still no definite truth on […]

The greatest number of eating disorders and depression occurs in today’s adolescents. Psychologist Linda Papadopoulos reports this and her colleagues agree with her! According to Western psychologists, the addiction to selfies is to blame. The current specialists will put it on a par with mental disorders. Why are selfies so dangerous? By and large, samophot doesn’t make much […]

Every 8th mother suffers from postpartum depression. This condition is very dangerous not only for the mother, but also for her baby. When depressed, many young mothers refuse contact with their child. Their unstable mental state negatively affects their health. This leads to the loss of breast milk. There were also recorded cases of beating and killing of babies […]

Seasonal depression is a form of mood disorder that occurs during the fall or winter months. Its symptoms are not much different from classic depression. The difference is that symptoms occur when daylight hours begin to decrease and peak in January-February. Then the severity of seasonal depression decreases. The main signs of the condition include: Permanently depressed state. Melancholic […]

Depression is a very common disease these days. Depression not only causes pessimism, irritability, pain and exhaustion, it also affects communication and the ability to maintain relationships. Depressed people are more likely to avoid social challenges. They can behave in this way because of the feeling of their “insignificance” and depression, fear of conflict, desire to maintain […]

A growing body of research shows that proper diet is beneficial not only for physical but also mental health. For example, teens who eat junk food and other unhealthy foods are 80% more likely to suffer from depression than their peers who eat a good diet. Nutrition plays a key role in brain development. Nutrients are the […]

Apathetic depression is a panic and oppressed state, in which a person experiences complex emotional experiences, imbalance, melancholy, physical and moral weakness. Apathetic depression is most often detected in women – in 65% of all cases, however, such figures can be justified by a higher willingness of women to share their problems, including with doctors. The […]

Motivation is a purposeful need addressed to objects in the external environment. Motivation is born from needs. F.M. Dostoevsky figuratively defined the basic human needs as “the need for bread, education and worldwide connection.” Needs are congenital and acquired, some are of a primary biological nature, for example, the need for food, procreation, sleep, etc., others are of a […]