Helpful Tips for Highly Sensitive Catholics
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Sensitivity can be used a force for good, not fear.
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12 Beneficial Tips for Catholics Suffering from Chronic Illness and Mental Health Issues
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Are you struggling to figure out what you can do? Here are some tools gathered from priests, cognitive-behavioral therapists, and other Catholics in the same boat.
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Saintly Words of Consolation for Those Dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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Saintly Words of Consolation for Those Dealing with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD)
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11 Patron Saints of Mental Illness
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Here are eleven saints and blesseds who are also patrons of various mental health issues.
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Did You Know St. Dymphna is the Patroness of Mental Disorders?
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Winter and the time leading up to and following Christmas is a time when many find themselves feeling blue. This may be due to actual mental illness or just the stress this time of year seems to inflict on people. Regardless of whether or not you have a diagnosable mental condition, you still have a
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Struggles All Catholics with ADHD Can Understand
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October is ADHD awareness month. The neurobehavioral disorder, ADHD, is characterized by inattention, hyperactivity, and impulsivity and presents in either a predominately inattentive type (formerly known as ADD) or predominately hyperactive type (there is also a combined type). It was actually frustration with my inability to focus on prayer that drove me to finally seek
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10 Things You Should NEVER Say To a Catholic With Mental Illness
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In a given year, nearly one in four adults will be diagnosed with a mental disorder. These disorders can range from mild depression to severe schizophrenia. They can include bipolar disorder, PTSD, generalized anxiety, postpartum depression, and many more. Some can be treated with a combination of therapy and medication, some require lengthy periods of
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