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Discover Expat Therapy Hub; the best choice for affordable online therapy. Accessible, multilingual support for expats worldwide. Introduction Living abroad can be a life-changing adventure. New cultures, different foods, new friends-it’s exciting but also daunting. Expat life comes with challenges that most people back home do not appreciate cultural adjustment, homesickness, language barriers, and loneliness. For many, these experiences effect on mental health. Finding the

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Let these relatable, comforting words keep you motivated and help you move forward. BY KATARINA AVENDAÑO UPDATED: AUG 14, 2024 Mental health is one of the most important but least talked-about topics. According to the CDC, one out of five people live with a mental health condition. Unfortunately, despite how common it is to have some kind of struggle with mental health, there can still be a lot of stigma around the topic. This prevents people from sharing their experiences

Many athletes, movie stars, singers, and other celebrities have been outspoken about their mental health issues. Here is a collection of uplifting quotes about mental health from celebrities. 1. Demi Lovato "It doesn't have to take over your life, it doesn't have to define you as a person, it's just important that you ask for help. It's not a sign of weakness." 2. Demi Lovato (again) “Sometimes I’m not always doing amazing but it’s okay… because everyone struggles and it’s ok

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Written by Micah Abraham, BSc Last updated January 14, 2021 Anxiety can affect anyone. It affects the poor, the rich, the young, the old, the sick, the healthy, and more. Anxiety doesn't discriminate, and while some people may be more prone to anxiety than others, the reality is that anyone from all walks of life can suffer from anxiety disorders. The most famous, rich, and successful people in the world suffer from anxiety alongside everyone else. In this article, we'll look

Lady Gaga, Kristen Stewart, Demi Lovato, and others have opened up about their own feelings of anxiety and how they deal with them. If you have anxiety, it can seem like everyone else is happy, stress-free, and confident—particularly celebrities. And why shouldn't they be? They're gorgeous, talented, and have the wealth and resources to make magic happen in their lives every day. But anxiety doesn't care about that. Anxiety can strike anyone at any time and for no apparent r

Front. Psychol., 28 November 2022 Department of Applied Social Sciences, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Kowloon, Hong Kong SAR, China Introduction: COVID-19 is a stressor creating much anxiety for the general public, such as anxiety related to possible infection, social distancing, financial strain and uncertainty. As the scientific literature shows that there is an intimate relationship between anxiety and depression, it is important to ask whether anxiety is related