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Category: Mental Health

When Teen Anxiety or Depression Follows a Cycle: Recognizing PMDD

“What if your teen’s anxiety or depression isn’t happening all month?” For some adolescents, emotional symptoms aren’t random. They follow […]

It’s Not “Just Hormones”: Understanding Mental Health During Perimenopause

When people think about perimenopause, they often think of hot flashes, irregular periods, or disrupted sleep. What receives far less […]

“Is It Just Puberty?” Recognizing PMOS in Adolescents

“What if your teen’s ‘normal puberty’ isn’t actually normal?” Irregular periods. Persistent acne. Unwanted facial hair. Weight changes. These symptoms […]

Why PMDD Can Make Everyday Stress Feel Overwhelming

PMDD is more than a difficult week before your period. For many people, it can affect how they experience stress, […]

The Connection Between Trauma, PTSD, and PMDD

Have you ever noticed that trauma and PMDD often seem to show up together? That’s not just a clinical observation. […]

“I Don’t Feel Like Myself”: Understanding the Cognitive Side of PMDD

When we talk about Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder (PMDD), the conversation often focuses on mood. Depression. Anxiety. Irritability. Feeling emotionally overwhelmed. […]

Taking an SSRI for PMDD? What to Know About Heat and Hydration

As temperatures climb, here’s something that doesn’t get talked about enough: If you take an SSRI for PMDD, it’s worth […]

“You’re Too Sensitive”: Understanding Rejection Sensitivity in Women With ADHD

“You’re being too sensitive.” For many women with ADHD, hearing this phrase can be a painful reminder of a pattern […]

“Why Do I Feel Like I Could Eat Everything?” Understanding PMS and Food Cravings

“Why can I feel like I could eat everything in my kitchen the week before my period?” For many people, […]

When ADHD Symptoms Change With Your Cycle: Understanding the Hormonal Connection

“My ADHD medication works… except the week before my period.” If you’ve heard something like this from a client, they’re […]