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Featured Article: Protecting Your Mental Health When Caring For A Loved One With A Mental Illness

Therapist Weena Wise shares ways to protect your peace and maintain boundaries when providing support and care for a loved one with a mental health illness.

Protecting Your Mental Health When Caring For A Loved One With A Mental Illness
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Very few people want to see someone they love drowning. Sometimes in a bid to save them, you give up your life jacket and end up drowning yourself. This is something you may relate with if you support a loved one who struggles with mental health conditions such as anxiety, depression, bipolar disorder or anything else that makes day-to-day living difficult. In the United States, nearly one in five adults lives with a mental illness according to the National Institute of Mental Health.


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