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Women's Top 10 Sexual Fantasies

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Every woman on earth has fantasized about some explicit sexual fantasy that she may or may not have been too ashamed to talk about. Whether it's your girlfriend or your wife, this top ten…

Rape Victim Stories: Real Stories of Being Raped

Rape victim stories can be very difficult to read, frightening and emotionally draining for some but stories of rape show other victims that they are not alone in their struggles. Rape stories…

Complete List of Opioids - Brand Name, Street Name, Strength

An opioids list can be an important reference to have. Knowing which drugs are opioids is a way to be informed regarding your own healthcare. It’s important, too, to know how they rank from…

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HealthyPlace.com is the largest consumer mental health site, providing trusted information on mental health disorders and psychiatric medications from both a consumer and expert point of view. We have online psychological tests, breaking mental health news, mental health videos, unique tools like our "mood journal" and more. We're glad you found us.

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Your Budding Daughter: Some Practical Suggestions for Parents

Being Overweight Affects Your Sex Drive

I eat lots of food, drink more than I should and the weight is hurting my sex life. I don't even find myself attractive and I'm afraid to have relationships with women. Time for rehab.

Lots of Food. No Sex. Time for Rehab

You can stay centered when external problems rock you to the core. Learn how to be centered when life is at its worst at HealthyPlace.

How to Stay Centered When Life Feels Out of Control

Self-advocating for your mental health is an important skill to learn. But sometimes, it can be intimidating to talk to your doctor. Learn to get past it at HealthyPlace.

Self-Advocate for Your Mental Health: How to Talk to Doctors

What we pay attention to matters. We're hardwired with a negativity bias, but we don't have to stay in negativity. Learn what to pay attention to at HealthyPlace.

Choosing What We Pay Attention to Affects Our Mental Health

All mental health disorders and difficulties have some things in common that can make daily living hard. Learn what to do about it at HealthyPlace.

Mental Health Challenges Are Overwhelming: How to Center

Check out these tips for self-compassion, especially if you're living with a mental illness. It's not healthy to be too hard on yourself. Get self-compassion tips at HealthyPlace.

Don’t Let Mental Illness Bully You! Tips for Self-Compassion

Do you find yourself frequently overwhelmed, frustrated, and angry? Perhaps you are living with undiagnosed adult ADHD. Learn how to tell at HealthyPlace.

Finding it Hard to Manage Things? It Could be Adult ADHD

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What Is Long-Term Eating Disorder Recovery Like?

ADHD and Sharing Too Much Information Are Connected

Use This Active Meditation When You're Anxious

PTSD and Forgiving Yourself, Letting Go of Self-Blame

Ways Recovering Addicts can Face Summer Party Season

Need Self-Harm Reasons for Recovery? (Get Suggestions Here)

My Schizoaffective Disorder Voices Are Calmed by Tori Amos

Why Verbal Abuse Victims Need Self-Care Options

Adult ADHD Complicates My Relationships

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After 14 years, Natasha Tracy reflects on her journey with 'Breaking Bipolar' at HealthyPlace, marking the end of an era and the beginning of new ventures.

Goodbye to 'Breaking Bipolar,' But Not Bipolar Advocacy

After years of writing, I’m sharing my final thoughts on navigating verbal abuse in relationships, offering insights from my own journey to healing and recovery.

Saying Goodbye to My 'Verbal Abuse in Relationships' Blog

I got a second opinion on my psychiatric medication. Find out at HealthyPlace why I did, and why I've done it before, at HealthyPlace.

Why Get a Second Opinion on Psychiatric Medication?

Mary-Elizabeth Schurrer delivers a sincere and heartfelt, "thank you," for seven years of the "Surviving ED" blog. Take a look.

Thank You for 7 Years of 'Surviving ED'

Making films about mental health is Sean Gunderson's next challenge. Follow his social media and go along for the ride.

Gratitude for Building Self-Esteem with Me

After working for almost five years as a mental health blogger, Mahevash Shaikh writes about her experience as a HealthyPlace blogger.

Mahevash Shaikh Says Goodbye

Thank you for being a large part of my gambling addiction recovery. We've been through a lot, haven't we? Learn more at HealthyPlace.

Thank You for Being Part of My Gambling Recovery Journey

Humor has a place in addiction recovery and using it to cope has many benefits. Find out how to use humor to heal at HealthyPlace.

Use Humor to Cope in Gambling Addiction Recovery

Clutter can cause anxiety and anxiety can cause clutter, creating a vicious cycle of anxiety and clutter. Learn more at HealthyPlace.

Breaking the Vicious Cycle of Anxiety and Clutter

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The types of alters in dissociative identity disorder include fictional introjects or fictives. Visit Healthyplace to learn more about these DID alters and the controversy surrounding them.

Fictive Alters in Dissociative Identity Disorder

What Do Dreams About Self-Harm Mean?

Why Anxiety Makes You Feel Stupid and Like a Failure

Have you ever made a total idiot out of yourself while drunk? Do you want to forgive yourself for embarrassing drunken behavior? Check out these four tips.

Forgiving Yourself for Embarrassing Drunken Behavior

Persecutory alters' roles are to protect the system, including using acts of hostility and aggression toward the host. But you can reduce their anger by following these ideas at HealthyPlace.

Persecutory Alters in Dissociative Identity Disorder

Everything I Do Is Wrong

The first 90 days of addiction recovery are the ripest for relapse. These tips will help you find success in the first 90 days in addiction recovery.

10 Tips for the First 90 Days of Addiction Recovery

Some with ADHD have a poor sense of direction. The complex connection between ADHD and your sense of direction may have some explanations. Check this out.

Is Your Poor Sense of Direction a Symptom of ADHD?

Simple, everyday objects can turn into unsafe weapons for self-harmers when in an unsafe, vulnerable state.

Everyday Objects Can Become Weapons for Self-HarmersSelf-harmers know that typical, everyday objects can be seen in an unsafe light. Some people may see a can tab as, well a can tab, while self-harmers see it as an escape.

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