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What is Ergophobia? Insights into the Fear of Work or Work-Related Responsibilities

2011-08-30
Phobias & Fears
Some people dread going to work every day and have minor difficulties managing daily pressures on the job. Others feel extreme fear of work, or the workplace, and need psychological treatment to cope. Read about the causes of ergophobia, its symptoms, and how this condition is treated.

Dealing With Pervasive Developmental Disorders: Advice for Parents

2011-08-30
Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD)
Dealing with pervasive developmental disorders can be a difficult venture for any parent. Learning how to best handle your child takes patience and learning. There are several treatment options available to help make dealing with pervasive developmental disorders a bit easier on you and your family.

Religious Instruction for Children with Autism: Tips and Advice

2011-08-28
The Signs & Diagnosis of Autism & Other PDD Disorders
Is religion an important part of your life, and something that you wish to share with a child with autism? This can be a difficult journey, but utilizing the proper teaching tools can make it a fruitful one.

Effexor for OCD: Treating OCD When SSRIs Fail

2011-08-28
Living With & Managing OCD
Approximately 2 percent of the U.S. population has OCD. There is no cure for the disorder, but there are treatments. Unfortunately, there is not one treatment that works for every person. SSRIs are the preferred medications for OCD. If they fail to work, Effexor is another option.

Research on OCD After Pregnancy

2011-08-26
Causes of OCD
Women thinking of motherhood may be interested in this overview of research that suggests that obsessive compulsive disorder may be brought on or worsened by pregnancy.

Spotlight on Brain Research on ADHD: A Search for a Physical Cause of the Disorder

2011-08-25
Causes of ADHD
For decades, a debate has raged about the cause of ADHD. While some point to poor parenting or poor nutrition as the reason for shrinking attention spans, brain research supports the idea that the disorder is caused by physical differences in the brain.

Bipolar Support Groups: The Benefits for Patients, Family, Friends and Care-Givers

2011-08-25
Bipolar Disorder
A bipolar support group is a network of people going through similar experiences who help patients and care-givers manage the illness by coming up with ideas to foster strength, share wellbeing strategies and help them deal with manic depressive phases.

Amantadine Autism Treatment: Changing Autistic Behaviors

2011-08-25
Autism: Treatment
Amantadine, an antiviral drug, has been researched as to its effectiveness in treating some autistic behaviors. Is amantadine a successful medical treatment for autism?

Signs of Rett Syndrome: Over and Insight into Rett Syndrome Symptoms

2011-08-19
Pervasive Developmental Disorders (PDD)
Dr. Andreas Rett identified Rett syndrome in 1966. This disorder typically affects females and has many of the same symptoms as autism. However, there are additional signs of Rett Syndrome to look for that can help you determine if your child may be afflicted by the disorder.

How is ADHD Diagnosed in Children and Adults?

2011-08-15
ADHD Symptoms & Diagnosis
Although the number of people being told they have ADHD is on the rise there is no single test to diagnose it. So, how is ADHD diagnosed? In this article you will find out more about the diagnostic criteria for children and adults and the specifics of a thorough diagnosis.
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