Kris Henderson

YOUR SMARTPHONE AND YOU — Is It Time To Take Control?

By Kris Henderson / November 11, 2017
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Two blogs ago I wrote about being   “Anxiously Overwhelmed.“  At the time I had somewhat of an information overload that led me into writing last months blog titled      “Social Media And Our Emotions.“ Well, it appears that I still had some information that I wanted to share that I felt would round out the…

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SOCIAL MEDIA AND YOUR EMOTIONS — MAYBE IT’S TIME TO LOG OFF!

By Kris Henderson / September 24, 2017
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Do you feel stressed, anxious, depressed, sad, angry, or overwhelmed on a regular basis? Do you know why? Can you point to a specific circumstance in your life that would explain the, “Why” of your feelings? If not, then I have a question I would like to ask you. The question might surprise you but…

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Anxiously Overwhelmed! — Why Can’t I Make a Decision

By Kris Henderson / August 2, 2017
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In a fit of exasperation have you ever blurted out, “My brain hurts?” Well, I have! It’s usually when I am confronted with having to make a decision and I can’t quite zero in on the solution or answer because of all the thoughts and possibilities swirling around in my head. Our days are filled…

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DEPRESSION CAN AFFECT ANYONE – BUT SO CAN TREATMENT!

By Kris Henderson / June 23, 2017
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This will be my last in a series of blogs that I have been writing on depression. It will be centered on male and older adults depression. If you or someone you love is experiencing this condition I hope you will find in todays blog information that will help you to recognize the signs and…

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WOMEN AND DEPRESSION

By Kris Henderson / May 13, 2017
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In my last blog on depression I addressed how depression affected children and young teens. I also pointed out the higher incidence of depression for girls after puberty. So, in todays blog, I want to further discuss that fact and focus on how depression affects women. YOUNG WOMEN (TEENS) Let me start out by talking…

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WHEN DEPRESSION TOUCHES CHILDREN

By Kris Henderson / March 23, 2017
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Last month I wrote about the struggle of living in the gray world of depression in a rather general way. We learned that depression can strike anyone regardless of age, background, socioeconomic status or gender. And even though within these groups some symptoms might be shared I would like to break the information down somewhat…

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The Gray Clouds of Depression

By Kris Henderson / February 18, 2017
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“It’s a struggle to do anything.” “Every part of my body feels like it weighs a thousand pounds.” “It’s so hard to feel happy about anything.” “I feel numb.” “I feel like a tiny gray dot in the corner.” “I can’t function at work because I can’t concentrate. I feel like I am just going…

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A Fresh Start For The New Year

By Kris Henderson / January 16, 2017
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  Wow! We are already half-way through January of 2017. I repeat, 2017. I find that incredible! I’m always amazed and somewhat nostalgic when the new year rolls around and we say, “Goodbye” to the previous year. Everyone approaches the new year with different feelings. To some, they might look back with regret or sadness of…

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The Expectation of being “Jolly” at Christmas

By Kris Henderson / December 14, 2016
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“Tis the season to be ___________, Fa la la la la, la la la la!” You will recognize that as a line from the first verse of the Christmas carol, “Deck the Halls.” You will also notice that I put a blank line in there. We all know it’s supposed to be filled with the…

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Be Thankful With Gratitude

By Kris Henderson / November 18, 2016
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In honor of this month being November when we celebrate “Thanksgiving” I thought what better topic to talk about than just that. Thanks giving, being grateful, gratitude. And how it can be beneficial to our emotional and physical well-being. “Thank You!” Two little words that can mean so much — or, maybe not. I would…

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