Where can I get free email or phone counselling?

Posted by admin | Psychology | Friday 25 June 2010 10:19 am


I would like to have free counselling sessions by phone or email. I live in Canada, so counsellors in N. America are preferred but aren’t a must.

Can emailing job application late at night negatively influence employer’s opinion of you?

Posted by admin | Psychology | Monday 31 May 2010 5:47 am


If a person emails at 3 in the morning, will employer think that there’s something wrong with this person (i.e. chronic insomnia, lack of regimen)? On the opposite, can applying at 8 a.m. say that a person is hardworking and responsible? Does it even make a difference when to apply?

Is this happiness or bipolar disorder?

Posted by admin | Psychology | Thursday 29 April 2010 11:36 pm


An hour of feeling like myself, calm, confident, and on top of everything, followed by severe anxiety/depression/nervousnes which lasts anywhere from 5 minutes to the rest of the day. I tried Effexor, which made me want to kill myself one minute, then made everything ok the next. I constantly change my interests: One hour I know FOR SURE I want to go into Psychology, then the next hour the word psychology sounds stupid, and Marketing is the cool thing to do. If I say something another person might not like, I constantly go back and forth in my brain saying “it’s ok, what you said was fine”, followed by an extreme pondering of how it wasn’t fine, “I can’t believe I said that”. Some days I am completely interested in things, and other days I can’t believe I ever even considered what I had once thought. I just tried a DL-Phenylalnine supplement to increase dopamine levels, and within an hour I was emailing/applying/texting people about how badly I wanted to start my marketing career.
I can’t figure out whether or not my normal mood is “calmness” or “depression”. I haven’t been happy in so long. When I start to FEEL good, like today, I truly wonder if I’m being manic, or, just being myself.
I’m 20, Male, diagnosed with depression and anxiety when I was 17