In this 2010 Guideposts story, actress Glenn Close shares what it’s like having a loved one who has bi-polar disorder and explains why we need to destigmatize mental illness.
Mental health changes are not a “normal part of aging” so it’s important to recognize and address the symptoms.
A group of scientists is looking at this question—you may like what they’re finding.
Thanks to a Bible study and a little green journal she was able to confide to God about her addiction.
Feeling anxious, lonely, or depressed is normal during and after the holidays. Here are some things that might help.
When an addict in recovery relapses, the return to sobriety offers important lessons.
Abraham Lincoln knew great loss and deep sorrow throughout his life, and it may be that his lifelong melancholia gave him the strength to handle the crises of his years as president.
What is positive self-talk and how can it improve your mood, relationships and overall confidence?
A collection of moving stories on the topic of depression, anxiety and mental illness in honor of Mental Health Awareness month.
When someone you care about is struggling, a simple act, no words necessary, can help.
Darla was the worst dog in the prison’s program. Keelie was an addict with no future. They both needed a second chance.
In this story from August 2005, the actress, who lost a dear friend to suicide, shares the lessons she learned from that experience—and from her own struggle with depression.
