A conversation with Jennifer Wallace, NYT bestselling author of Mattering, on the science of feeling valued, and of adding value

Discover the best books for healing from trauma and start your recovery with practical, compassionate guidance you can use right now.

Therapist Brooke Pomerantz shares how to find the right therapist, what to expect when starting therapy, and why fit matters.

A recent poll reveals that we are now more worried about our mental health than we are about terminal illnesses like cancer. How did we get here, and what can we do about it?

Once more from the road

A brief look at what the President's budget

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And what you can do about it.

'This is certainly the most difficult thing I’ve ever shared,' Vinzetta wrote.

The Deep-Fake Nude Crisis in Schools

In-network mental healthcare is harder to get in most states than physical healthcare, potentially due to disparate provider reimbursement rates.

People with diabetes are twice as likely to have depression, a charity backing tailored support says.

70% of people don’t feel loved as much or as often as they’d like, this new book explains how to build stronger relationships

Frank Infurna first started thinking about the plight of middle-aged adults 10 years ago. He conducted a monthly survey, asking about their health, well-being, relationships, and life events.

An analysis by WIRED and Indicator found nearly 90 schools and 600 students around the world impacted by AI-generated deepfake nude images—and the problem shows no signs of going away.

If you know someone is in a mental health crisis, experts say the best thing to do is to spark a conversation and connect them to resources and professional help.

The off-week trip through 24 years of blog posts.

Researchers in a recent breakthrough have established the shared definition of positive mental well being based on the first international consensus. In a landmark study led by Adelaide University...

BY DEBBIE PAGE The Drug Alcohol Coalition of Iredell’s recent “In The Know” event featured a PTSD panel discussion moderated by Partners Health Management’s Jeff Eads and featuring Sean Wilson of O…

What mangroves and a massive study can teach us about showing up for each other

A new book by Gillian Sandstrom explains the research behind why it’s good for us to talk to strangers and how to go about it.

New research from Michigan State University's Department of Psychology has found that affirming one's intersectional identity can be a source of psychological strength and resilience for sexual and gender diverse people of color, rather than just a vulnerability. The study, published in American Psychologist, examined how identity cohesion and identity-based growth are positively associated with resilience and negatively associated with depressive symptoms in this population.

The Atlanta Women's Foundation conducted a study that showed homelessness, childcare constraints and access to healthcare strongly factored into one's mental health

Here's what happened when one county halted development of a mental health center?

A massive genetic analysis of more than 6 million people is revealing new clues about why mental health disorders frequently overlap.

Recent studies in psychology and neuroscience shed light on friendship formation. Evidence suggests physical proximity and brain synchronization play a role.

There's an interesting side effect to all this stress - we're more easily manipulated