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Tag Archives: lifestyle

Why Your New Year’s Resolutions Might Be Negatively Impacting Your Mental Health

LifestyleBy Lehigh CenterJanuary 11, 2022

2022 has finally begun, and as always, the month of January is seeing people make their New Year’s resolutions. This practice is so ingrained in our culture that it can feel strange or abnormal not to make one, but while the concept of setting goals for self improvement is largely positive, making a New Year’s…

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3 Easy Ways to Connect with Nature and Improve Mental Health

LifestyleBy Kyle WaltonAugust 8, 2019

People from all walks of life can suffer from mood disorders. In fact, according to the National Institute of Mental Health, nearly 10 percent of American adults experience some form of mood disorder throughout the year. Of that percentage, 45 percent report experiencing severe symptoms which impact their daily lives.

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