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How can I tell if I have PTSD?
This week in the Coping newsletter: Sometimes people get PTSD when they haven't been through something particularly traumatic. Other times, trauma can lead to very specific symptoms.
Tonic Editors
1.27.19
disability
Everything You Need to Know Before Getting a Service Dog
Here's who qualifies for a service dog, how to apply for one, and what tasks they can be trained to do.
Cindy Kuzma
11.16.18
anxiety
Drinking to Calm Your Nerves Might Just Make Your Anxiety Worse
There are several reasons alcohol creates this kind of anxiety feedback loop—and sleep is one of them.
Lexi Krupp
10.10.18
mental health
How to Tell if You Should See a Psychiatrist Versus a Psychologist
As a general rule, television shows and movies completely screw this up.
Markham Heid
8.24.18
I Tried it
My Teeth Grinding Changed the Shape of My Face
Botox could potentially treat both my bruxism and the underlying trauma that may have caused it—so I gave it a try.
Emi Nietfeld
8.23.18
mental health
Psychedelics Might Be Especially Effective in Treating Depression When Combined With Hypnosis
Scientists are exploring the combination of the power of suggestion and the healing potential of psychedelics.
Lea Surugue
8.22.18
Sex
When You Initiate Sex In Your Sleep, Things Can Get Complicated
Sexsomnia is a sleep disorder in which people have sex—or try to—while unconscious.
Richard Greenhill
7.24.18
psychdelics
These States Are Leading the Fight to Legalize Shrooms
Psilocybin is a much more complex drug than cannabis and it shouldn’t be treated the same way when it comes to decriminalization.
Joe Smith-Engelhardt
7.13.18
mental health
Horses Helped These Vets Treat Their PTSD
Every day in the United States, approximately 20 veterans kill themselves.
Taylor Watson
7.6.18
immigration
Here Are All the Doctors' Groups That Have Denounced Trump's Family Separation Policy
Multiple medical groups have warned of the mental and physical health risks of taking immigrant kids away from their parents.
Susan Rinkunas
6.18.18
PTSD
You Can Get PTSD Without Experiencing Violent Trauma
Feelings of guilt and shame are common when those diagnosed think their incidents aren’t “serious” enough.
Jessica Furseth
5.29.18
mental health
A Muslim-American Therapist on How Islamophobia Affects Her Clients' Lives
The fear of hate crime puts many Muslims on constant alert.
Jessica Bateman
3.30.18
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