The Unseen Weight Of Grief And Why It Requires More Than Just Coping StrategiesÂ
Explore the hidden complexities of grief and why coping strategies fall short. Discover the profound impact of grief on mental health and the path to healing.
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TV Star Carson Daly Opens Up About Conquering Debilitating Panic Attacks
Discover how TV host Carson Daly bravely shares his struggle with debilitating panic attacks, offering hope and understanding for those facing similar challenges in mental health.
U.S. Teens Spend Over Four Hours Daily Online And The Possibility Of Social Media Addiction
Gallup's recent study on teen social media use sparks conversations on potential addiction and tech companies' influence on screen time habits in youth.
Excessive Screen Time Linked to Psychological Distress and Borderline Personality Traits in Adults
Discover in the "Annals of Human and Social Sciences" a revealing study on the worrisome connection between prolonged screen time and the emergence of psychological distress and traits linked to borderline personality disorder.
Anxiety Sensitivity Linked to Reduced Physical Activity in New Study
Discover groundbreaking research in the journal "Mental Health and Physical Activity" revealing a profound link between anxiety sensitivity and reduced physical activity levels.
New Study On Nomophobia Reveals Psychological Factors Influencing Phone Separation Anxiety
A newly published study in the Journal of Technology in Behavioral Science offers fresh insights into the psychological factors that underlie the fear individuals experience when separated from their smartphones, commonly referred to as nomophobia.
Exam Jitters? Why Easing Your Child’s Anxiety Before The Big Test Matters!Â
Exam anxiety in children is a growing concern. Discover effective strategies for mental health care to help them thrive academically and emotionally.
The Unseen Side Effects of Past Depression: Impact on Information Processing and Relapse Risk
New research reveals that individuals who have recovered from a major depressive episode process negative information for longer durations than positive data compared to those without a history of depression.
The Impact of Being In Contact With Stressed Individuals on the Brain: Research Unveils Surprising Findings
Dr. Toni-Lee Sterley and her team conducted a groundbreaking study, revealing the brain's response to contact with stressed individuals and the reasons behind this phenomenon.
How Toys Companies Are Shaping Resilient Kids in the Midst Of A Mental Health Crisis
Toy companies are increasingly prioritizing mental, emotional, and social health (MESH) in children's development.
