The internet has changed the way we talk, learn, work, and connect. It has also created a place for abuse, especially against women. This abuse can have serious effects on mental health.The Anxiety & Depression Association of America (ADAA) spoke with the National Organization for Women (NOW)’s president, Christian F. Nunes, MBA, MS, LCSW about internet abuse. She also shares what to do if it happens to you or a loved one. What Is Internet Abuse?Christian F. Nunes says internet abuse happens when people use technology, apps, or...
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by Nicole Cammack, Ph.D., Black Mental Wellness, Corp.When assessing Black mental health, it is essential to recognize the impact of deep-rooted historical and...
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