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When ALL Hell Breaks Loose! Depression, Failing Relationships and Unemployment

Posted on 09 May 2013. Tags: abuse, active faith, African-American, ask Dr. O, AskDrO.com, behavior, cheating, chur, church, depression, failure, fear, forgiveness, homosexual, hope, hurt, infidelity, Marriage, pain, relationship, Suicide

When all hell breaks loose…don’t give-up!

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Silent Killer: Domestic Violence in the Gay Community

Posted on 12 February 2011. Tags: abuse, African-American, anger, anguish, AskDrO.com, behavior, bisexual, black, blog, change, cheating, community, D.owens, deception, depression, disorder, Dr. O, economical, emotional, fault, forgive, forgiveness, gay, health, homosexual, hurt, issues, lesbian, lying, Marriage, men, mental health, out of control, owens, pain, physical, problems, relations, relationship, relationships, sadness, sex, sexual, transsexual, unfaithful, warning, women

This Valentine’s Day will NOT be happy for all persons in relationships. I have to share with you that I am getting more questions from persons in the LGBT communities about how to get out of abusive relationships. This is a very serious issue that deserves a post during this Valentine’s Day weekend! First off, as [...]

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13 Year-Old Boy Is Brutally Attacked; Passerby Doesn’t Help

Posted on 09 February 2011. Tags: 911, abuse, administrators, African-American, anger, apartment, arrest, AskDrO.com, assault, behavior, black, blog, boys, bully, call, change, cheating, children, community, Current events, enough, harassment, help, hero, hurt, ignorance, immigrant, Khoury, Liberian, management, Nadin, NBC, neighborhood, Newsworthy, out of control, pack, pain, police, ridiculed, sad, School, shocking, stress, Suicide, teenage, testify, the Today Show, thug, unbelievable, video, violence, warning, wolf

13 year-old Nadin Khoury is your ordinary teenager, the son of Liberian immigrants and a normal, everyday student. But Khoury is small, well-spoken and studious, traits which are “sniffed out” by gangs of bullies nationwide. On his way home from school one day, Nadin was attacked by seven boys from his school, and endured punching, kicking [...]

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How To Fight An Emotional Vampire

Posted on 05 February 2011. Tags: abuse, affair, African-American, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, attention, behavior, black, blog, change, cheating, closeness, companionship, compulsive, controller, curses, D.owens, deception, depression, disorder, Divorce, Dr. O, dwight, emotional, fathers, fault, friendship, hate, individuals, love, Marriage, MD, men, mental, mental health, narcissism, obsessive, pain, partners, people, places, problems, relations, relationships, seekers, sex, sexual, splitter, vampire, vampires, victim, warning, women

It doesn’t need to be Halloween for you to come across an emotional vampire. They’re everywhere, lurking in the workplace, the grocery stores, the clubs…and sometimes in our own homes. Whether intentionally or unintentionally, these attention-seeking, life-sucking individuals mask their neediness with professions of dependency, companionship, compassion, and most of all, love. Through their relationships, [...]

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Oprah’s Suicide Contemplation

Posted on 18 January 2011. Tags: abuse, adolescent, African-American, America, anger, anxiety, AskDrO.com, baby, bad, behavior, black, blog, change, CNN, connection, crazy, D.owens, daytime talk, depression, difference, disorder, Dr. O, father, female, forgive, forgiveness, girl, help, host, human, hurt, interview, love, Marriage, Media Play, Mississippi, nationwide, Oprah, Oprah Winfrey, out of control, pain, Parenting, Piers Morgan, powerful, pregnancy, pressure, relationship, relationships, show, speak, stress, suffering, Suicide, teenage, television, women

Oprah Winfrey seems to be on a roll this months via confessional interviews. First, she revealed her 30-lb. mac and cheese binge after the failure of Beloved, and now she drops another bombshell…she contemplated suicide at the age of 14! In an exclusive CNN interview with former America’s Got Talent judge Piers Morgan, the daytime [...]

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Dr. O Interviewed By “Real Health” Magazine!

Posted on 22 December 2010. Tags: abuse, activities, adolescent, African-American, ailment, anger, anxiety, arts, AskDrO.com, attempts, behavior, black, blog, change, children, completion, confusion, crafts, crisis, D.owens, deception, Denver Broncos, depression, disorder, Dr. O, Dr. Owens, drugs, dwight, Dwight A. Owens, education, emotions, extracurricular, fathers, fault, football, forgive, growing, habit, healthy, hopelessness, identity, interview, issue, Kenny McKinley, lying, magazine, male, men, misled, out of control, outlet, owens, pain, Peachstate Psychiatric Services, population, preteen, psychiatrist, Real Health Magazine, reasons, relations, relationship, relationships, Sports, Suicide, symptoms, teenager, unhealthy, violence, warning, wide receiver, WR, writing, young

As the third leading cause of death for Black men, suicide can often be linked to feelings of depression, anxiety, anger issues, physical ailments, life’s woes and other symptoms. Back in October we witnessed the suicide completion of Kenny McKinley, a young, Black rising star-athlete and wide-receiver with the Denver Broncos. In conjunction with this [...]

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