Astrology and mental health are increasingly linked, sparking new conversations about self-awareness and emotional wellbeing. Astrology has long fascinated people, offering insight into personality, relationships, and life choices based on planetary positions and zodiac signs. In recent years, however, there’s…
Mental health is an urgent issue affecting millions of young people today. Recognizing the rising rates of anxiety, depression, and stress among youth, the Cleveland Clinic has launched an innovative Youth Mental Health Initiative. This new program aims to address…
Late-night scrolling—endlessly flipping through social media feeds, news updates, or videos before bed—has become a routine for many. While it might seem harmless, studies now show that scrolling affects more than just your bedtime routine; it can significantly impact your…
Science is continuously finding depression and anxiety new ways to open doors to understanding—and sometimes, the key comes from the most unexpected places. Imagine a few strands of hair silently recording months of stress, quietly holding clues to a child’s…
For Gen Z—the generation born into a world of smartphones, social media, and always-on digital connection—technology is both a lifeline and a source of mental health. While artificial intelligence (AI) and algorithm-driven platforms bring the promise of connection, creativity, and…
The issue of mental health awareness among teenagers, especially high school athletes, has gained significant attention in recent years. The White Bear Lake High School boys soccer team has taken a bold step by bringing mental health issues to the…
Modern pediatric healthcare no longer sees mental and physical health as separate. New research and professional insights are highlighting a crucial truth: children’s emotional well-being is every bit as important as their physical development. When one aspect struggles, the other…
In the aftermath of war, the most visible injuries—missing limbs, burned skin, shattered bones—often draw the greatest sympathy and attention. But a new report from army rehabilitation centers reveals another, quieter crisis: more than 55% of disabled Gaza war veterans…
For many, the idea of video games brings to mind images of solitary creatures alone in their digital worlds, not new research that finds something altogether different. New research suggests augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) sports games do…
Change in public policy can often seem abstract—numbers, regulations, lines on a legislative document. But for millions of Americans, major changes to Mental Health Care policies aren’t just politics—they are personal, affecting real lives, families, and futures. More Than Just…
