Anxiety is something that is very common both in the United States and the world as a whole. In fact, it is estimated that 264 million people around the globe suffer from anxiety. Since this is such a widespread problem,
Studies have shown that depression affects approximately 17.3 million American adults each year. Therefore, this is a common occurrence that needs to be open for discussion. While everyone goes through times of anxiety, stress, and depression, it’s important to learn
It is a normal human reaction to feel stressed and anxious about things that happen in your life. Whether it’s family relationships or work situations, there are going to be times when you feel stressed to the max. The important
At-home food sensitivity tests are more popular than ever, and for good reason! Many people struggle with symptoms that could be related to food sensitivities. Symptoms range from gastrointestinal distress to brain fog, low energy, skin issues, mood swings, and
“Meditation is not my thing.” How many times have you said this or heard someone say this? Other excuses we often tell ourselves – “I don’t have time.” “It doesn’t work.” ‘I can’t do it right.” Finding the right kind
“I’m so stressed.” Have you found yourself saying these words recently? With the conversations around this current election season, the winter holidays apparently starting before Halloween now, and the day-to-day expectations put on us or placed on ourselves, we’ve been
According to a 2014 study found in the Journal of the American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 11% of children between the ages of 4-17 years old have been diagnosed at some point with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)
Many of us in our Tri-State Area are not as aware of Lyme Disease as we should be; for years it has only been a concern if we travelled to the northeast coast. Unfortunately, Lyme Disease has become a big
Teresa Esterle, MD Springtime is a time when people often feel more anxious, and this year things are understandably worse because of the fears and isolation created by COVID19. Even though the country might not officially be back to “normal,”
Over 10 million people suffer from seasonal affective disorder each year.