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Mental Health Awareness: PMDD Sucks. Period.

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As we wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, the podcast highlights a mental health concern unique to women: Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, or PMDD. In this episode, we raise awareness for PMDD by exploring the continuum of menstrual cycle symptoms, from regular menstrual symptoms to premenstrual syndrome (or PMS) to PMDD. We chose a continuum approach to understanding PMDD because women often struggle with symptoms that are far more intense than the normal and typical symptoms to be expected with one’s menses each month. Yet, they accept these more intense symptoms as something you just have to deal with once a month not realizing there might be something more going on with their suffering along with options to alleviate it. Self-compassion and self-care strategies for wherever you may fall on this spectrum are also explored.

Your Path Through Work Stress Quiz
Ready to find your best path through work stress? You can find the quiz right here: Take the Quiz.
You can find self-help resources like mindfulness meditations and other stress relief videos on the PsycHope YouTube Channel.
Your feedback is welcome! Feel free to reach out to the show:
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email: hi@psychope.com
Disclaimer
The information shared on the PsycHope Self-Help podcast does not constitute professional help nor is it a substitute for professional help. If you think you might benefit from more than self-help, here are some helpful resources:
Find a therapist:

Mental health crisis resources:

  • Suicide Prevention Hotline: call or text 988
  • Crisis text line: text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor for any emotional crisis
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As we wrap up Mental Health Awareness Month, the podcast highlights a mental health concern unique to women: Premenstrual Dysphoric Disorder, or PMDD. In this episode, we raise awareness for PMDD by exploring the continuum of menstrual cycle symptoms, from regular menstrual symptoms to premenstrual syndrome (or PMS) to PMDD. We chose a continuum approach to understanding PMDD because women often struggle with symptoms that are far more intense than the normal and typical symptoms to be expected with one’s menses each month. Yet, they accept these more intense symptoms as something you just have to deal with once a month not realizing there might be something more going on with their suffering along with options to alleviate it. Self-compassion and self-care strategies for wherever you may fall on this spectrum are also explored.

Your Path Through Work Stress Quiz
Ready to find your best path through work stress? You can find the quiz right here: Take the Quiz.
You can find self-help resources like mindfulness meditations and other stress relief videos on the PsycHope YouTube Channel.
Your feedback is welcome! Feel free to reach out to the show:
Instagram
Facebook
email: hi@psychope.com
Disclaimer
The information shared on the PsycHope Self-Help podcast does not constitute professional help nor is it a substitute for professional help. If you think you might benefit from more than self-help, here are some helpful resources:
Find a therapist:

Mental health crisis resources:

  • Suicide Prevention Hotline: call or text 988
  • Crisis text line: text HOME to 741741 to connect with a Crisis Counselor for any emotional crisis
...
  continue reading

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