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On this page you will find a listing of all Johnstown Heights Behavioral Health blog articles in the mental health category.

young woman in window sill having anxiety attack - generalized anxiety disorder
16
May

Generalized Anxiety Disorder Is Not a Generic Anxiety Disorder

May 16, 2021,
The word “general” can make something sound like it isn’t very serious or very specific. Generally Speaking For example, someone who tells you they were a “general studies” major in college might seem as though they really aren’t telling you anything at all. It seems sort of, you know, general. Maybe even kind of generic....
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pretty young girl looking directly at the camera - persistent depressive disorder
15
Apr

Long-Term and Lousy: A Look at Persistent Depressive Disorder

April 15, 2021
Specific Types of Depression In a recent post, we started the process of differentiating among the various kinds of depression. The word “depression” is too often used as a catchall. We use it to describe everything from a feeling of sadness to major depression. This overly general use of the word can make it harder...
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senior man with sad look on his face, looking out the window of his home - major depression
10
Feb

From the General to the Specific: A Look At Major Depression

February 10, 2021
What’s in a Word? Sometimes we use a general word to describe something when a specific word would be much more helpful. Imagine, for example, that you’d like to get a gift for a young person who is taking up a new activity. You might ask their parent for ideas. If the parent says, “They...
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