How to Handle the "Holiday Blues"
During the holidays, mental disorders are often aggravated. Even people who are mentally healthy can experience a worsening mental state. Why does this happen, and how can you prevent it?
Key takeaways
- During the holidays, mental disorders are often aggravated.
- Dispelling the myth
- What makes people sad?
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People exploring Mental health through psychology, mental health.
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