Mental Health/Psychology

How Companies Teach Their Employees First Aid for Mental Health

By Mandy Oaklander

How to Talk to Your Kids About the Coronavirus Outbreak

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As Bushfires Rage, Australia Faces Another Challenge: Protecting National Mental Health

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How Artificial Intelligence Could Save Psychiatry

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There's 'Scarce Evidence' to Suggest Cannabis Improves Mental Health Symptoms, a New Research Review Says

Even when it's medical-grade

By Jamie Ducharme

After Sexual Assault, Some Survivors Seek Healing in Self-Defense

Researchers note self-defense for survivors can be similar to exposure therapy

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How Neuroscience Could Explain the Rise of Addictions, Heart Disease and Diabetes in 21st Century America

The conditions of human life began to improve with the Enlightenment of the 18th century, and we are better off now by many measures: food access, health, lifespan, and so on.But it hasn’t been an...

By Peter Sterling

1/3 of Americans Avoid Places Due to Shooting Fears

Such as public events and malls

By Jamie Ducharme

Social Media Hurts Girls More Than Boys

The risks are different for girls and boys

By Jamie Ducharme

Politicians Keep Blaming Mass Shootings on Mental Health Issues. Doctors Say They're Wrong

They want to focus on gun control

By Jamie Ducharme

Why We Love Advice Columns, According to Psychologists

Here's why they're so appealing

By Jamie Ducharme

Why Spending Time With Friends Is One of the Best Things You Can Do for Your Health

And why you should fend off loneliness

By Jamie Ducharme

More Millennials Are Dying 'Deaths of Despair'

Those caused by drugs, alcohol or suicide

By Jamie Ducharme

Why Being Neurotic Might Be Good for Your Dog

When people are stressed, their dogs tend to be, too

By Mandy Oaklander

Gap Between Boys' and Girls' Suicide Rates Is Closing

Rates are increasing faster among girls

By Jamie Ducharme

Want to Stay Healthy as You Age? Let Go of Anger

It may be more damaging than sadness

By Jamie Ducharme

Self Improvement Might Sound Healthy. But There's a Downside to Wanting to Change

According to a new study

By Jamie Ducharme

More Teens Are Attempting Suicide By Poisoning. Here's What Parents Should Know

These are warning signs to look for

By Jamie Ducharme

It's Not Your Imagination: That Toddler is Judging You

A new study finds that kids look to faces first for clues about kindness

By Jeffrey Kluger

Americans Are Some of the Most Stressed-Out People in the World, a New Global Survey Says

Worry and anger were also common

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