Corporate Christ: The Holy Shows
“The Holy Shows”, the prelude single by Corporate Christ to be taken from the forthcoming album “The Death Of A Dying Star” due for release in 2019. A commentary on church
Corporate Christ: Lives Less Ordinary
LGBT musician and author Corporate Christ releases a documentary he made with Kalto Films about life growing up with depression and Schizophrenia. He was bullied as a teenager, developed a
Corporate Christ – 8 Hours Closer
In 2017, Corporate Christ released the video for "8 Hours Closer". It is a song that documents the struggle he encountered after the suicide of Fred Derf, his ex-boyfriend. Following
The Point Of Depression
There has been a great deal of speculation about the evolutionary significance and origins of depression. What selective advantage does it confer? Does it allow the patient to concentrate on complex and
Depression: Why Talking About It Is The First Step To Cure
One person commits suicide every 40 seconds, with suicide accounting for 800,000 deaths around the world each year. In India, suicide was the tenth biggest cause of early death in
Can A ‘Depression Nap’ Actually Improve Your Mood?
Maybe you've taken one and didn't know there was a name for it. Or you rely on yours and can't go a day without it. Either way, the depression nap, a relatively
‘Road Rage’ Motorist Accused Of Stabbing Retired Solicitor 39 Times In The Head, Back, Neck And Lung ‘Had Been Wrongly Diagnosed With Asperger’s Instead Of Paranoid Schizophrenia’
A man accused of the 'road rage' murder of a retired solicitor had been wrongly diagnosed with Asperger's, a court has heard. Matthew Daley repeatedly knifed Donald Lock in the head,
Yeast Infection May Be Linked To High Risk For Bipolar Disorder, Schizophrenia
Having a yeast infection is associated with a higher risk of developing schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, a new study has shown. Researchers from the Johns Hopkins University have found that incidence
Could We Soon Diagnose Autism And Schizophrenia By People’s Hand Movements?
Just the subtlest of differences in the movement of our hands could reveal our inherent personality traits, research has revealed. By analysing and classifying these movements, health professionals could one day