Mental health
Is ketamine the secret to treating depression? Mental health studies reveal its potential
The need for new mental health treatments is obvious — ketamine may be one solution.
Scientists know why we are so indecisive — and how to get over it
“People are generally quite bad at perceiving and using probability information.”
Brain signatures tied to appetite could reveal new treatments for depression
The direction of appetite changes matches specific neural alterations.
Emotional intelligence might make you more resilient, but there’s a catch
Here’s why a better way to measure emotional intelligence could improve relationships.
Feeling stressed? Here are 7 simple actions to boost your mental health
Build a coping toolbox.
How to tell if a therapist is right for you: 7 questions you need to ask
Research suggests the relationship between a therapist and their client is perhaps as powerful as the treatment itself.
Living near one neglected piece of urban eye candy can greatly boost mental health
Blue space regeneration efforts could reduce mental health inequalities.
Four science-backed methods to feel less tired during the day
You might not like number one.
The Rehearsal riffs on exposure therapy, but the real deal is powerful
The Rehearsal makes a tantalizing promise to its subjects. But how seriously can we take its premise?
What are the physical signs of anxiety? Why your body’s cues may throw you off
How we feel about what is going on with our bodies is not always correct.
How to boost grit: 3 psychology-based habits to strengthen your resolve
Grit is the combination of passion and perseverance, expressed over a long period of time.
Why one unappealing emotion can make you happier in the long run
Here’s why you should treat anger like thirst.
Why scientists think these dietary supplements may help treat depression
While probiotics alone aren’t the cure, they could help as an add-on to other treatments.
This overlooked mental-health "hack" increases your chance of living longer
This intervention could support healthy aging across diverse groups.
People isolated from society have divergent levels of certain blood molecules
Hikikomori was first thought to be a Japanese-specific sociocultural effect, but experts now say it is a worldwide phenomenon.
Four science-backed strategies to stop a vicious cycle of self-defeating thoughts
Rumination is associated with a number of mental health issues.
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In Shakespeare, veterans find a “tower of strength”
“Shakespeare’s meter of iambic pentameter mimics the human heartbeat.”
Is ketamine the secret to treating depression? Mental health studies reveal its potential
The need for new mental health treatments is obvious — ketamine may be one solution.
Extreme heat linked to harassment at work, study reveals
Climate change has serious effects on human behavior with implications for workplace interactions and productivity.
Scientists know why we are so indecisive — and how to get over it
“People are generally quite bad at perceiving and using probability information.”
Need to use 988? 4 key questions about the new mental health crisis hotline, answered
Here’s what we know about the new number.
The cults that survive even when the prophecy fails
Aliens, immortality, and zombie JFK... One essential trait explains how extreme beliefs survive and thrive.
Psychological distress may increase your odds of getting long Covid, study finds
The results could help us better understand the condition that is currently affecting millions of Americans.
Brain signatures tied to appetite could reveal new treatments for depression
The direction of appetite changes matches specific neural alterations.
Scientists finally know why we get distracted — and how we can stay on track
More than just a distraction, mind-wandering (and its cousin, daydreaming) may help us prepare for the future
Being the only one masked in the office can be hard. A psychiatrist suggests these tips
“Everyone in my workplace can see that I’m the only person still masking, all day every day."
YouTuber Ali 'Myth' Kabbani reveals why so many streamers are ditching Twitch
YouTube streamer Myth gets candid about growing up streaming and staying positive.
Microbreaks may be a ‘panacea’ for workday wellness
Anywhere between 8 seconds and 10 minutes does you some good.
Emotional intelligence might make you more resilient, but there’s a catch
Here’s why a better way to measure emotional intelligence could improve relationships.
Deficiencies in these common vitamins can cause peculiar and dramatic symptoms
A delicate balance of nutrients is key for brain health.
Feeling stressed? Here are 7 simple actions to boost your mental health
Build a coping toolbox.
Psychedelic trips and near-death experiences result in strikingly similar attitude shifts
The two experiences alter a person’s core beliefs in a comparable way and scientists want to understand why.
Three factors explain why it’s so hard to change our minds — but it’s not hopeless
It’s natural to resist changing your mind.
Is ketamine the secret to treating depression? Mental health studies reveal its potential
The need for new mental health treatments is obvious — ketamine may be one solution.
Extreme heat linked to harassment at work, study reveals
Climate change has serious effects on human behavior with implications for workplace interactions and productivity.
Scientists know why we are so indecisive — and how to get over it
“People are generally quite bad at perceiving and using probability information.”
Need to use 988? 4 key questions about the new mental health crisis hotline, answered
Here’s what we know about the new number.
The cults that survive even when the prophecy fails
Aliens, immortality, and zombie JFK... One essential trait explains how extreme beliefs survive and thrive.
Psychological distress may increase your odds of getting long Covid, study finds
The results could help us better understand the condition that is currently affecting millions of Americans.
Brain signatures tied to appetite could reveal new treatments for depression
The direction of appetite changes matches specific neural alterations.
Scientists finally know why we get distracted — and how we can stay on track
More than just a distraction, mind-wandering (and its cousin, daydreaming) may help us prepare for the future
Being the only one masked in the office can be hard. A psychiatrist suggests these tips
“Everyone in my workplace can see that I’m the only person still masking, all day every day."
YouTuber Ali 'Myth' Kabbani reveals why so many streamers are ditching Twitch
YouTube streamer Myth gets candid about growing up streaming and staying positive.
Microbreaks may be a ‘panacea’ for workday wellness
Anywhere between 8 seconds and 10 minutes does you some good.
Emotional intelligence might make you more resilient, but there’s a catch
Here’s why a better way to measure emotional intelligence could improve relationships.
Deficiencies in these common vitamins can cause peculiar and dramatic symptoms
A delicate balance of nutrients is key for brain health.
Feeling stressed? Here are 7 simple actions to boost your mental health
Build a coping toolbox.
Psychedelic trips and near-death experiences result in strikingly similar attitude shifts
The two experiences alter a person’s core beliefs in a comparable way and scientists want to understand why.
Three factors explain why it’s so hard to change our minds — but it’s not hopeless
It’s natural to resist changing your mind.
