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Dr. Shirley is now available for counseling via teleconference and online with video conferencing!

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Featured Articles

A lot of people - both family and friends - look at depression much as they would if they saw an elephant in their living room. After the initial shock, most try to ignore, walk around, cover up, or do something to make the Elephant go away. Many friends and family members think that if they change, the Depressed person will change too. This doesn't work for elephants, and it certainly does not work in helping a person with depression.

 

Need Help? Dr. Shirley is an expert in attention deficit disorder problems for children, adolescents and adults. Logon to the chat room with your questions and she will answer online.

 

Professors get tense when they lecture, accountants become anxious before an audit, students worry before exams, and hostesses get jittery before a party. Moderate "preparation anxiety" such as this is normal and helps us get energized to deliver our best effort. The emotional tension that we commonly refer to as anxiety also functions as a signal of potential danger. But when the danger is exaggerated or based more on internal fears than external face, anxiety hinders daily functioning; it becomes an anxiety disorder. Learn about the different types of anxiety, and how you can cope.

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