Why Does It Seem Like Everyone Has More Than One Mental Illness?

More than half of people that are diagnosed with one psychiatric disorder are diagnosed with a second or third in their lifetime.

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Why Does It Seem Like Everyone Has More Than One Mental Illness? Research shows more than half of people that receive one psychiatric disorder diagnosis will receive a second or third diagnosis in their lifetime, while about a third will receive four or more.   Here's a closer look at what the researchers found, as well as the challenges of polypharmacy when someone is medicated for more than one diagnosis. READ MORE How Many People Are Actually Affected by Depression Every Year? READ NOW How to Overcome Social Awkwardness READ NOW How to Get Out of a Rut READ NOW 7 Things to Do When You Feel Emotional READ NOW Recap: Mental Health in the Workplace Webinar READ NOW What Does LGBTQ+ Mean? READ NOW Beta Blockers Are the Buzzy New Anti-Anxiety Medicine—Here's What to Know READ NOW Break Free From Shame With Actor/TV Host Terry Crews Tune in to hear how Terry Crews struggled with porn addiction and shame, and then broke free. Listen Now Follow Now:   Apple Podcasts /  Spotify /  Google Podcasts /  RSS

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