Column: Remission from major depressive disorder is possible
"My teenage years had been an endless cycle of trying a medication, feeling 'okay' for a few weeks, feeling symptoms return and increasing my dosage. ...
Read More »"My teenage years had been an endless cycle of trying a medication, feeling 'okay' for a few weeks, feeling symptoms return and increasing my dosage. ...
Read More »Students of color at UNC support each other and find support through University resources and student groups providing community and creative expression ...
Read More »The health humanities is an interdisciplinary field bridging the humanities and STEM, providing opportunities for students and faculty to research topics ...
Read More »Anna Hicken, an art therapist whose work centers around grief and loss, has seen her client's emotions represented in a variety of ways. Art therapy, ...
Read More »When Jemm Merritt-Feder moved to North Carolina, they could not find a therapist who understood their experience with both substance abuse and gender ...
Read More »Located on 40 acres in northern Chatham County, the Farm at Penny Lane provides alternative forms of therapy for individuals diagnosed with severe mental ...
Read More »UNC Campus Recreation has 51 offerings, ranging from quadball to ballroom dance.
Read More »Mayor Jessica Anderson said the request will be referred to the Town's naming committee, which will meet later this month.
Read More »Alicia Freeman leads healing circles through the Carolina Indian Circle, providing Native American students with the space to discuss anything that comes ...
Read More »A new film by N.C. Central University sophomore Cameron Elyse will explore the history and legacy of the Divine Nine fraternities and sororities. Promotional ...
Read More »The self-taught artist has been honing her artistic style, which includes painting flowers and bold faces, from her house for years. In 2024, she ...
Read More »In response to a student mental health crisis during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, many universities across North Carolina began implementing wellness ...
Read More »"Soak it all in," Lou Patalano, class of 1995, said. "Whether it be walking on the quad, looking around on a nice sunny day. Whether it be going down ...
Read More »“We want to win stuff individually, but to be able to share a national championship trophy with these guys, these coaches and then this University — ...
Read More »For elite athletes, taking control of the mental aspect of the game has become an increasingly important step toward success on the field.
Read More »“Sports analytics and data analytics is a place where you can learn to take your thoughts seriously,” Tim Chartier said. “You can create insight ...
Read More »In this episode of Hark the Pod, DTH sports editors analyze the UNC men's basketball loss to the NC State Wolfpack in the ACC Championship. The group ...
Read More »The theme of this year's conference, scheduled for April 5-7, is rectifying historical and contemporary prejudices and depressions undermining global ...
Read More »Dr. Nadia Charguia currently serves as the executive medical director of the Taking Care of Our Own program, which aims to provide timely access to clinical ...
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