Holistic Women's Health Psychiatry
Suffering from depression and multiple health issues, Ann Petersen takes us through her journey to a healthy and productive lifestyle. I suffered my first depression in my senior year at high school. I had problems concentrating on school work and suffered night terrors and even hallucinated occasionally. In retrospect, I was eating very poorly and was
Note: The author acknowledges, with great compassion, that this is a challenging topic for the many individuals who make the difficult decision to begin treatment with psychiatric medication. All patients must be given the most complete and accurate information about these medications, including: side effects (risk for dependence, violence, impulsivity, etc), the importance of properly
Our Break from the Divine Feminine To do lists. Email. Facebook. Appointments. Commutes. Packing lunch. Making that call. Hustling for that deadline. Ignoring the elephant of your sexless marriage, looming in the corner of the room. Feeling inadequate. Feeling like it’s too much. Like you don’t care. But also like you can’t stop caring. The
The following essay was written by Charles Eisenstein about the release of my new book, A Mind of Your Own, and the bigger issue of questioning the narratives underpinning our present-day belief systems regarding psychiatry and mental health. Enjoy. Over the years, I’ve probably received more mail about Mutiny of the Soul than any other essay I’ve
About a year into our journey together, having weaned off of two psychiatric meds, Sandra began to struggle with muscle aches. She had learned a tremendous amount about herself in the past year – that thyroid dysfunction was one of the major reasons for her several-year-bout with flat mood, fatigue, and fogginess; that sugar and
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