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Posts filed “Expert Content”

  • A Holiday Survival Guide, Part Two: Family

    By  Elisabeth Sharpe, MS, LPC · Dec 20, 2016 · Expert Content, Support

    You’re not alone if you feel under-enthusiastic about partaking in holiday cheer. Between the gaudy decorations, the same three Christmas songs on repeat, and the obnoxiously happy people flitting around,…

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  • A Holiday Survival Guide, Part One: Work

    By  Elisabeth Sharpe, MS, LPC · Dec 19, 2016 · Expert Content, Support

    You’re not alone if you feel under-enthusiastic about partaking in holiday cheer. Between the gaudy decorations, the same three Christmas songs on repeat, and the obnoxiously happy people flitting around,…

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  • Trauma and Trigger Warnings

    By  Dr. Tyson Bailey · Oct 24, 2016 · Expert Content

    Imagine for a moment that whatever scares you the most (spiders, clowns, the girl from The Ring) is hiding around the corner from you. In the first scenario you have…

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  • The Pros and Cons of Anti-Anxiety Medications

    By  Lida Turner · Oct 18, 2016 · Expert Content

    Anxiety isn’t always a disorder in need of treatment. “Anxiety” is a relatively vague term that is often used to describe worry, rather than a clinical diagnosis. Anxiety evolved to…

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  • Crunch Hurts: How Unmitigated Overwork Harms Employee Health, Productivity, and Your Studio’s Bottom Line

    By  Take This · Aug 23, 2016 · Expert Content, White Papers

    In this white paper, Take This addresses the mental, physical, social and financial impacts of extended periods of overwork in the video game industry. Download a copy of Crunch Hurts

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  • All About Antidepressants

    By  Lida Turner · Mar 21, 2016 · Expert Content

    It’s common for people to have questions or concerns about medications for mental illnesses, or even to mistrust them. But medications are a valuable form of treatment for many people.…

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  • Depression 101

    By  Dr. Lea Hughes · Nov 13, 2015 · Expert Content

    “Depression” is a word we hear often. It’s used to describe everything from the Breakup Blues to the look your dog gives you when you leave for work. With so…

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  • How to Find a Therapist (US)

    By  Dr. Lea Hughes, Elisabeth Sharpe, MS, LPC, and Dr. Anna DiNoto Myers · May 22, 2015 · Expert Content, Support

    The most common question we receive at Take This and at our appearances at conventions around the world is “How do I find a therapist?” Many of you who have…

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