How to have healthy relationships

Article Abstract:

The next step toward good health, after proper diet and exercise, is having a healthy relationship. International consultant Cherie Carter-Scott, PH.D., and Jack Canfield, author, editor and relationship expert, give advice on the importance of mutual respect, honesty, joy and fun.

Interview, Interpersonal relations, Health behavior, Social interaction

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Let the sun shine in: a leading psychology expert shares insight into depression and how it affects appetites, attitudes, and weight

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An estimated 17.6 million Americans suffer from depression every year, and women are more prone to depressive episodes than men. Many obese people suffer from a low-grade depression called dysthymia. Treatments include cognitive therapy, support groups and medication.

Psychological aspects, Care and treatment, Depression, Mental, Depression (Mood disorder), Overweight persons

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