Mental Health Highlights

Find out the very real dangers of self-mutilation.

Dr. Dunnewold explains which doctors are qualified to treat premenstrual dysphoric disorder.

Do you listen to your gut instincts? Or do you rationalize everything away and bury your real feelings? Here’s some tips on how to tune in to what your Unconscious is really saying to you, presented by Psychologist Dr. Robert B. Hernandez, PsyD.

View this animation to learn how changes in brain chemistry are thought to impact the onset of schizophrenia.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation, or VNS is a way of stimulating the nerve that transmits information to the brain. VNS is used to treat depression.

For one-quarter of the depressed, medical doesn't work. Now a new device is using magnets to end the darkness.

In this medical health video Dr. Carrie Bearden of UCLA lists the symptoms to look out for that indicate someone is at risk for developing a psychotic disorder.

The personality of a survivor of a traumatic brain injury can change drastically following injury. This video helps explain how friends and family should try and act and care for their loved ones, as well suggest ways of dealing with the difficulties

Nearly 30 million Americans suffer from clinical depression. Let’s look at what depression is…and what it does.

Kevin Sorbo talks about his experience surviving multiple strokes while filming the show, "Hercules."

Dr. Daniel Carlat explains the difference between psychiatry and psychology, stating that the two are very similar, except that psychiatrists are able to prescribe medications.

Have you ever wanted to get good at fears and phobias. Well look no further than this instructional video on How To Conquer Fear Of Spiders. Follow Videojug's experts as they steer you through this educational resource.

In this video, Scott Williams, Vice President for Mens Health Network, discusses the important topic of men's mental health. With over six million men in the US suffering from depression it is important to recognize symptoms like feeling tired, getting irritated easily, losing your sense of humor, drug abuse and more. Scott also suggests where to find appropriate help.