Others

Mental health disorders happen when a person is not able to function either cognitively or emotionally. Addiction – obsessions, compulsions, or psychological or physical dependence on substances or activities – forms a large category of mental disorders.

In our support group, you will be able to find patients, their families, and their doctors dealing with the same problems as you, and willing to share their valuable experience and wisdom.

Join this Group

Group Home Discussions Comments Members FAQs Resources Activities Ask An Expert Find Help

News Comments

Add a topic

Recent discussions

	Start watching this topic
Study Links Spirituality, Religious Worship To Decreased Suicide Behavior
medindia 8870 Posts A team of psychiatric researchers based at the University of Manitoba has found a possible relationship between a person’s attendance at a religious worship service and his or her desire to commit suicide. The study was conducted using data ...Read More
Posted on : Friday, January 16, 2009 12:00 AM

Add reply No of replies : 1

Report Abuse

You can help us in removing abusive content or spam.
Your Name
Your Email ID
Subject
Message		(Maximum 3000 Characters)

karen.toole
1 Post

In relation to Suicide and religion research: One of the obvious factors for religion would be the "community" effect. Spiritual practice is not always communal, but religious practice is by its defintion an act of belonging. I would like to follow up on this further. Karen E. Toole - Provincial Spiritual Care Coordinator

Replied on Tuesday, January 20, 2009 12:00 AM

Report Abuse

Member Sign In