The term “narcissist” is frequently tossed around in modern conversation — used to describe a toxic boss, a difficult parent, or even celebrities acting out. While it’s become a buzzword in pop culture, there is a significant difference between narcissistic…
Verbal abuse in childhood can have just as profound and long-lasting an impact on mental health as physical abuse, according to a new study. Researchers from Liverpool John Moores University, in collaboration with Bangor University and Public Health Wales, analyzed…
SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — In a landmark move to combat rising mental health challenges among young males, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed an executive order on Wednesday focused on expanding mental health support and reducing suicide rates among boys and…
Depression in men is a growing public health concern, and new research is uncovering surprising factors that may contribute to it—including the season of birth. Could being born in summer increase the risk of depression later in life? A new…
A groundbreaking new study is offering promising insights into memory recall—and potentially improving how we understand and manage memory-related mental health issues. The research is centered around the idea of “mental time travel”, a cognitive process where individuals mentally revisit…
Depression Treatment in Hong Kong: A Wake-Up Call After Tragedy Hong Kong was left reeling after a suspected murder-suicide involving a father who was reportedly battling mental health issues. The 37-year-old man, believed to be suffering from depression, allegedly took…
In today’s digital world, our self-worth often feels tied to likes, comments, and followers. Whether we admit it or not, many of us seek validation through social media. But what happens when the attention we expect doesn’t show up? This…
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WCTV) – A 32-year-old man on a powerful mental health awareness walk across the United States has reached the Florida Capitol, carrying with him not only a message of healing, but also a journey of redemption, recovery, and…
As smartphone use in children becomes increasingly common, mental health experts and educators are raising alarms about its long-term effects. Mounting evidence suggests that giving smartphones to kids too early can lead to emotional, psychological, and behavioral issues. A new…
Mental health gaps in the workplace are no longer subtle oversights—they’re critical risks that can erode employee well-being, retention, and productivity. While many companies have made efforts to offer wellness programs, they often fall short of addressing the real, diverse…
