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  • Dealing with depression

    This article explains what depression is and what you can do if you experience depressive symptoms.

  • Depression

    People with depression have sad and negative thoughts for weeks, withdraw from family and friends. Depression determines the way they act and think. Daily life, work, and studying become difficult.

  • Postpartum depression

    Postpartum depression is one type of depression that can occur in women shortly after they give birth. Depressive symptoms and feeling very mixed emotions in relation to the baby are typical.

  • Mental health: staying mentally fit in later life

    Everyone can forget their keys now and again. But where is the boundary between forgetfulness and dementia? Find out more about mental health in later life and what we can do to stay mentally fit.

  • Dealing with mental crises

    This article addresses matters such as what mental crises are, the associated management phases and how people can deal with mental crises.

  • Chronic fatigue syndrome

    Chronic fatigue syndrome refers to severe fatigue that does not improve despite rest. There is no specific cure, but various measures that can help.

  • Bipolar disorder

    Bipolar disorder is a mental illness that causes extreme fluctuations in mood. The person either feels on an emotional high or feels low and empty.

  • Stress: impact on body and mind

    Stress can motivate us to achieve peak performance, but can also make us ill in the long run. Breaks for relaxation are important to avoid stress-related illnesses.

  • Mental health in the workplace

    Maintaining mental health in the workplace is important. This article explains which factors can impact mental health at work and how employees can take care of their mental health.

  • Mental and physical stress and strain experienced by family caregivers

    Acting as a caregiver for a loved one can be very stressful, both mentally and physically. In this article, caregivers will learn how to avoid burnout.