Latuda (lurasidone) is a prescription drug commonly used to treat depressive symptoms related to bipolar 1 and schizophrenia. In the class of drugs known as atypical antipsychotics, Latuda is thought to work by balancing dopamine and serotonin levels in the brain to improve mood and sense of reality, reduce hallucinations, and stabilize emotions.  Research shows that Latuda can be highly effective in treating bipolar and schizophrenia, but like all medications, there are potential side effects when taking it. Understanding possible talk

Latuda (lurasidone) is a commonly prescribed FDA-approved antipsychotic medication used to treat conditions like schizophrenia and bipolar depression. However, the cost of Latuda without insurance can be a concern, creating a barrier for many people who need the medication.  Latuda is covered by insurance most of the time, but you might need prior authorization or be required to try less expensive drugs before your insurance will pay. For those without coverage, it can be a costly brand-name medication, with an talk

Getting a cancer diagnosis can be a frightening and emotional experience, and the thought of telling people you have cancer might feel overwhelming. However, having these conversations is an important step toward building a support system. You’ll want, maybe even need, help from people you trust when deciding on your care plan and going through treatment.  If you’re worried about the reactions you might get, or you just don’t have the strength to deal with questions and concerns, keep reading talk

Determining when your aging parent needs help is an emotional and delicate process. Age-related physical and cognitive changes can happen so gradually that recognizing the right time to step in can be challenging. You don’t want to invade your aging loved ones’ space or take away their independence, but you also want to ensure their safety, health, and quality of life. Keep reading to learn the 10 signs your elderly parent needs help. The sooner you recognize them, the more talk

A 2023 American Psychological Association (APA) study found that money is a significant source of stress for 77% of adults aged 35 – 44. Given how closely money and relationships are intertwined, it’s no surprise that finances are one of the most common challenges couples face today.  The impact of financial stress goes beyond just the bank account—it can affect emotional well-being, intimacy, and trust. Money problems in a marriage are a leading cause of tension for couples. Even worse, talk

Although some people are skeptical, marriage counseling can work if you put the time and effort into it. Fear of investing energy, faith, and money into something you’re not sold on is a valid concern, though. Doubts can be further compounded by past negative experiences or the stigma surrounding therapy. If communication breakdowns, intimacy issues, broken trust, infidelity, or unresolved conflict have been part of your relationship, it’s natural to wonder how therapy can possibly make a difference.  Most research talk

Conflict is a natural, inevitable part of any relationship. When two people come together—each with their own backgrounds, perspectives, and emotional triggers—disagreements are bound to happen. But conflict doesn’t always have to be a bad thing. In fact, when managed constructively, it can actually strengthen your bond. The key to navigating conflict is knowing how to approach it with care, respect, and understanding. Resolving disagreements in a healthy way creates space for growth and a deeper, more meaningful connection. Keep talk

Emotional abuse often goes unnoticed by people outside of the relationship. Because it doesn’t leave visible marks like physical abuse, it can be less obvious — but that doesn’t make it any less devastating.  Recognizing emotional abuse in a relationship can be empowering. This type of abuse might start slowly and gradually intensify, so you may not even realize it’s happening in the beginning. Emotional abusers use tactics like gaslighting and control to make you doubt your reality. Identifying unhealthy talk