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With mental health issues, medication is only a portion of the treatment. There's also relationships, listening to the proper advice, understanding yourself. In combination with medication, health issues and having a good well-being, is about balance Link: https://psyche.media/why-medication-is-only-half-the-battle?_ga=2.111373188.1423566185.1511226513-748063666.1510952612

A huge misconception many people have a tendency to make, is having a mental health issue makes you equally as knowledgeable as a doctor or therapist. Here are a few basic reasons, why it doesn't make you as knowledgeable as a doctor or therapist. * Having a mental health issue can help you to understand others, but not everyone goes through stuff the same way. In other words, there's healthy and unhealthy ways to deal with things. * Does having your wisdom teeth out make you a dentist? No, it doesn't, just like having a mental health issue doesn't make you a therapist * People who simply see things from their own personal perspective, have a tendency to bases their opinions on stereotypes and biased opinions. In conclusion, most people who think they have a total understanding of something, but do not, have a very Dunning-Kruger type of understanding of the topic. Which is why they are in no way, shape or form as qualified as a qualified medical professional. Unl...

The sad truth is that not all parents, whether they realize it or not. Don't always have their child's best interest at heart. When it comes mental health issues, this can be especially damaging,and can have serious long-term effects developmentally  Please read and share, the attached article  https://families.media/when-parents-honestly-don-t-know-best

For my last article on adhd awareness month, I decided to write on the importance of understanding the role that medication plays. In your own life, or the life of someone you know https://psyche.media/big-pharma-is-actually-a-big-help

Link: https://psyche.media/please-stop-saying-everyone-is-a-little-add Let’s be honest there is way more apathy than empathy, and in a world with so much progress, we really shouldn’t let backwoods narrow minded beliefs. Have so much credibility in our world, here’s a quote from the attached article I’ve written on the way adhd affects my life. “For me, anyway, having ADHD is like walking one step in front of a rain cloud, two steps in front of a thunderstorm [and], three steps in front of a tornado. Forgetting things, making careless errors, being confused. … these things can create havoc! The important thing I’ve learned is to accept errors as quickly as I can, remedy the situation, issue an apology as needed…. and keep moving forward. After all, the sky is clear and the sun is shining up ahead! Having ADHD is a lot more complicated than a poor attention span, it’s more like your attention span is so great that you hear and...

Adhd can be a tricky thing to deal with. Especially in a world where others see adhd and other mental health issues as imaginary, or something someone does for attention. Medication and your doctor, are only a part of the treatment process. There is also what you do, in addition to the medication and doctors. This article is about the things that you can do in order to make your own life easier. Even though you do get treatment, you will still have good times and bad times. When you have the proper coping strategies and understanding, it makes it easier for you to deal with.  https://psyche.media/the-art-of-adhding Because sometimes it's honestly the little things that you either don't do or do that can make you or break you

Have you ever thought about the Irrelevant opinions, that many people in today's world have towards psychology and therapeutic treatment interventions. Those myths are not only wrong, but have the potential to interfere with people who are in need of getting proper treatment. By instilling that they should not take their mental health seriously, it causes more harm than it does good Here are some of common myths regarding psychology in today's world. Additionally in the second part of the article, I'll be discussing the importance of Psychology and Therapeutic treatment methods. Especially in today's world, where they are considered to be almost irrelevant. https://psyche.media/psychology-myths-vs-facts-part-1 https://psyche.media/psychology-myths-vs-facts-part-2

https://psyche.media/it-s-2017-lets-stop-making-excuses-for-stigma-and-ignorance In a world where there is so much misinformation out there, let's change that and put out the proper information. The one thing I dislike about having a psychology degree and ADHD,is how people do nothing other than post or like a social media comment. Let's honestly change that, which is my whole intention for this blog. It about time we educate others. So they see irrelevant information exactly for what it is. Irrelevant information said by uneducated people So instead of shying away from the topic, read about it, starting with the article link at the top of the page.