The man making a business out of China's burnout generation
Li Jianxiong transformed his life from a high-pressure marketing career to founding Heartify, a support group for burnout recovery.
What Is Psychodrama? How it can change your life
Psychodrama allows individuals to explore emotions interactively and gain insights through role-playing, contributing to emotional healing and personal growth.
The man making a business out of China's burnout generation
Li Jianxiong transformed his life from a high-pressure marketing career to founding Heartify, a support group for burnout recovery.
What Is Psychodrama? How it can change your life
Psychodrama allows individuals to explore emotions interactively and gain insights through role-playing, contributing to emotional healing and personal growth.
Major Depression in Older Adults Tied to Risky Driving
Older adults with major depression exhibit unique patterns of risky driving independent of antidepressant use, suggesting the need for targeted interventions to ensure safety.
6 Tips to Cope with Depression
The winter season exacerbates mental health issues, requiring proactive measures to combat depression.
The Paradox of Protective Parenting
Hyperfocus on child safety can disrupt their sense of trust and connection.
How to deal with Zoom calls in 2025: in smaller groups with static backgrounds
Understanding and mitigating 'Zoom fatigue' is essential for maintaining productivity and well-being in remote work settings.
Questions to ask yourself for a more meaningful life
Happiness is often misconstrued as a product to be bought rather than an experience that embraces complexity and authenticity.
People With Mental Health Struggles Are Sharing The Things They Thought Were Normal Before Treatment
Chronic hypervigilance is often misinterpreted as emotional intelligence but is, in reality, a trauma defense mechanism. It can persist despite therapy.
The pink elephant test: What your visual imagination predicts about your ability to control your thoughts
Aphantasia allows some individuals to block involuntary visualizations, challenging the notion of universal difficulty in suppressing thoughts.
How to Stop Thinking About Work All the Time | ClickUp
Identify triggers that lead to overthinking work to regain control of your time.
Establish boundaries with defined work hours to protect personal time.
Utilize mindfulness techniques to reduce work-related stress.
A new book has amplified fierce debate around teens, mental health and smartphones
A new book has embroiled the academic community in a heated debate over whether spending time on smartphones affects young people's mental health and, if so, how.
Meet Your Habenula: The Tiny Controller of Mental Health
The habenula plays a significant role in linking depression with sleep disturbances.
Loneliness linked to ill health through effect on protein levels, research suggests
Loneliness significantly impacts health by altering protein levels tied to diseases, emphasizing the necessity of social connections.
Medications, TMS, and Psychotherapy: A Holistic Approach
Multi-modal care shows 75 percent better outcomes than single treatments, advancing mental health approaches.
I'm Sleeping Better. Now What?
Remission from insomnia can provoke unexpected anxiety, which can be managed through methods like CBT-I and validation.
SF's First Chintown Night Market of 2025 (Mayor Inaguration Day)
Alcatraz and various free events provide affordable entertainment options in San Francisco.
Budget-friendly activities include free admission to the Japanese Tea Garden and many trivia nights.
White Claw + $1 Wing Wednesdays at Underdogs Cantina (SoMa)
San Francisco offers diverse free and discounted events encouraging community engagement and accessibility to art and culture.
World Literature Book Group: The Ice Palace by Tarjei Versaas
Various cultural and recreational activities in San Francisco are being offered for free or at reduced rates to promote accessibility and community involvement.
SF's First Chintown Night Market of 2025 (Mayor Inaguration Day)
Alcatraz and various free events provide affordable entertainment options in San Francisco.
Budget-friendly activities include free admission to the Japanese Tea Garden and many trivia nights.
White Claw + $1 Wing Wednesdays at Underdogs Cantina (SoMa)
San Francisco offers diverse free and discounted events encouraging community engagement and accessibility to art and culture.
World Literature Book Group: The Ice Palace by Tarjei Versaas
Various cultural and recreational activities in San Francisco are being offered for free or at reduced rates to promote accessibility and community involvement.
How Do You Feel: Should Docs Disclose Their Mental Health?
Drs Andrew Wilner and Jessica Gold discuss her book on mental health among healthcare professionals and the role of a chief wellness officer.
Muslims navigate the tension between psychedelics for mental health and Koran teachings
The Koran forbids intoxicants.
But as psychedelics show promise in treating mental health, some Muslims are trying to figure out if there can be a place for psychedelics within Islamic life.
Reduced Response to Rewards Predicts Depression in Teenagers
Biology and genetics significantly influence depression risk in adolescents, underscoring the importance of studying brain behavior in high-risk individuals.
When Antidepressants Harm
Depression may have healing value, challenging traditional views of it as purely pathological.
Depression: You're predisposed to it or you're not DW 12/30/2024
In 2022, over 9.5 million people in Germany were diagnosed with depression, with the trend rising, and more women are affected.
Depression can stem from genetic predisposition and traumatic childhood events, distinguishing it from normal life stresses.
Reduced Response to Rewards Predicts Depression in Teenagers
Biology and genetics significantly influence depression risk in adolescents, underscoring the importance of studying brain behavior in high-risk individuals.
When Antidepressants Harm
Depression may have healing value, challenging traditional views of it as purely pathological.
Depression: You're predisposed to it or you're not DW 12/30/2024
In 2022, over 9.5 million people in Germany were diagnosed with depression, with the trend rising, and more women are affected.
Depression can stem from genetic predisposition and traumatic childhood events, distinguishing it from normal life stresses.
Final crystal triangles installed on Times Square ball ahead of New Year's Eve
Mental health is as important as physical health, and establishing measurable mental wellness goals can enhance overall well-being.
Psychedelic experiences in clinical settings | Letters
Psychedelic experiences may be negatively impacted by clinical environments; diversity and informed consent in trials are crucial.
Nature: A Remedy for the Bullying Epidemic
Viewing bullying through a medical lens allows nature exposure as a treatment strategy, providing healing and reducing stress for both victims and perpetrators.
For seniors with hoarding disorder, a support group helps with stigma and isolation
Community support is crucial for individuals with hoarding disorder, as they face significant challenges in decluttering.
Effective treatments for hoarding disorder are limited, emphasizing the need for more resources and funding.
Rise in talk about killing in films raises health concerns, researchers say
The rise in homicide discussions in films poses potential health risks for both children and adults.
Council Post: How To Work From Home Without Sacrificing Your Mental Well-Being
Working from home offers flexibility but poses significant mental health challenges, such as isolation and disrupted work-life balance.
Panic Attacks: From Understanding to Prevention
News feed algorithms can exacerbate anxiety and trigger panic attacks.
Winter stress can mimic or trigger panic symptoms.
Healthy lifestyle choices help mitigate panic attack likelihood.
There was so much fear': the battle to keep children out of Colombia's armed gangs
Violence has resurged in Cauca, Colombia, endangering children as armed groups recruit them, undermining the peace established by the 2016 peace deal.
This is medicine': inside the psilocybin retreat for US first responders
Psychedelic therapy offers potential hope for first responders suffering mental health crises. They seek healing for trauma, anxiety, and depression through innovative treatments.
7 Signs You Might Have Imposter Syndrome-and What to Do About It
Imposter syndrome often affects high-achieving individuals, leading to burnout and anxiety.
Therapy can be effective in overcoming self-doubt related to imposter syndrome.
Transforming Work Culture Through Employee Wellness
Employee well-being requires a proactive approach, integrating mental, physical, and emotional health into workplace culture for long-term success.
Controversial face-down restraint still being used for mental health patients in England
Prone restraint in mental health care continues despite known risks, with over 5,000 instances reported in 2023.
How horses are helping to heal people's mental and physical health
Horse-powered therapy at the Legacy Ranch outside of Chicago has helped people with mental, occupational and physical challenges on their road to recovery.
Inside Dissociation
Dissociation is often overlooked in mental health care despite its significant role in trauma processing and emotional navigation.
What's Next for Wellness?
Wellness in 2025 prioritizes weight management, aging gracefully, and boosting immune health through holistic approaches and personalized strategies.
How the controversial 'Keto' diet can improve mental health
Western therapy culture often overlooks severe mental illnesses that require urgent intervention.
Why are my biceps so small?' The boys and young men turning to steroids
Nick, an 18-year-old student, uses steroids to cope with his brother's cancer diagnosis, feeling empowered yet experiencing severe emotional outbursts.
Banana bends and a well-timed coffee: 31 easy ways to jump-start your energy levels in the new year
Improving morning routines, hydration, and light exposure can significantly boost energy and well-being.
Scientists say your brain suddenly ages at 57, 70, and 78. Here are 5 ways to curb mental decline.
Brain aging accelerates significantly at ages 57, 70, and 78 with specific biological changes indicating cognitive decline risks.
Engaging in healthy habits can mitigate these risks and promote cognitive health.
My holidays were blighted by moany voicenotes, so I imposed a Whatsapp ban with mixed results | Poorna Bell
The pervasive nature of WhatsApp has eroded personal boundaries, making it challenging to disconnect during personal time.
What is Pleasanteeism? Understanding and Addressing Workplace Emotional Strain
Pleasanteeism pressures employees to suppress their true emotions for workplace expectations, affecting well-being and productivity.
Playing Video Games: Positive and Negative Mental Effects
Video gaming harbors both positive and negative psychological effects, enhancing cognitive skills while also presenting potential risks to mental health.
Michelle Klinedinst: Guiding Hope and Healing in West Palm Beach
ViaMar Health prioritizes holistic care for individuals struggling with eating disorders, emphasizing emotional, physical, and social aspects in the recovery process.
Denver hospital uses therapy dogs to cut stress and burnout among doctors and nurses
Specially trained therapy dogs are helping doctors, nurses and patients at a Denver hospital reduce stress and burnout.
Artificial Intelligence Can Revolutionize Mental Health Care
AI is transforming mental health care delivery by enhancing access, diagnosis, and treatment.
Ethical considerations, particularly regarding patient privacy, are critical for successful AI integration in mental health.
These Risk Factors At Age 60 May Be The Strongest Predictors Of Dementia
Age 60 risk factors significantly predict dementia and cognitive impairment later in life.
North Carolina Invests in Mental Health Crisis Transportation
Relying on law enforcement for mental health patient transport criminalizes their crises and heightens trauma.
Dale's balcony in Kings Cross has become a refuge for injured birds, but the healing goes both ways
Dale Edwards has fostered a close bond with a flock of pigeons over 40 years, providing them safety and care in a bustling urban environment.
Mother of deceased Oregon inmate files wrongful death lawsuit against agency
The lawsuit alleges negligence in mental health care by Oregon prison staff contributed to the inmate's death.
Experts warn of mental health risks after rise in magic mushroom use
Magic mushroom use is on the rise, but recreational use poses risks that outweigh benefits.
Video. Kenyans let off steam in rage rooms
Rage rooms can provide temporary relief for anxiety but are not a replacement for professional therapy.
A significant portion of Kenyans suffer from mental disorders and lack access to adequate mental health services.
When kindness becomes a habit, it improves our health
Whether it's volunteering at a local school or taking soup to a sick neighbor, research shows that when we help others, we can also improve our own physical and mental health.
Mental Health Leveled Up in 2024
2024 marked a significant year in mental health treatment advancements with multiple new FDA approvals.
2024 Year in Review: Mental Health in the Workplace
Mental health has become a strategic necessity for workplaces and entrepreneurial ecosystems in the past year.
Why Is Anxiety Worse at Night?
Nighttime often exacerbates anxiety symptoms due to fatigue and cognitive decline, creating a cycle of worry and sleeplessness.
The Promise of Psychoplastogens
Psychoplastogens may offer a faster-acting alternative to traditional antidepressants by inducing rapid neural plasticity.
Could 10 CBT Sessions Produce Lasting Change for You?
Short-term Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) can provide effective tools for coping with emotional distress, as evidenced by individual experiences.
Teletherapy for High Achievers: Is It a Good Fit?
Teletherapy provides crucial mental health support by offering convenience and accessibility, particularly for high achievers with demanding lifestyles.