Mental Health

Mental health care is important, and sometimes a hospital stay is needed to help someone feel better and stay safe. But many people worry about how much it costs. The…

Mental health is just as important as physical health, but many people worry about the cost of getting help. If someone is struggling and needs to stay in a mental…

Feeling sick to your stomach when you’re nervous or overwhelmed is more common than you might think. Many people experience nausea during times of intense stress or anxiety. This connection…

Debra Jones, a former employee of Truist Bank, has filed a lawsuit alleging that her employer and coworkers subjected her to harassment by placing a Chucky doll—a character from the…

A recent large-scale psychological study has uncovered significant differences in the prevalence of dark personality traits—such as psychopathy, narcissism, Machiavellianism, and sadism—across U.S. states. Based on responses from over 144,000…

Warnings about cortisol, the body’s key stress hormone, have flooded social media, promising quick fixes like special drinks, supplements, and massages. Yet, these simplistic solutions often add to anxiety rather…

The number of people claiming disability benefits in the UK is projected to increase by 750,000 over the next five years, according to recent government assessments. This significant rise in…

A recent longitudinal study highlights potential mental health risks associated with psychedelic use in illegal settings, linking it to an increase in psychotic and manic symptoms. However, these effects were…

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that affects how a person thinks, feels, and behaves. It often leads to problems with relationships, emotions, and self-image. Many people…

Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is a mental health condition that affects many people worldwide. It causes intense emotions, unstable relationships, and difficulties in managing thoughts and behaviors. One question that…

Anger is a natural feeling that everyone experiences from time to time, especially in close relationships. When you care deeply about someone, small problems can quickly become big arguments. But…

A new U.S. study has found that children who become addicted to social media, mobile phones, or video games may face a higher risk of suicidal thoughts and behaviors. The…

A new national mental health helpline and textline, called Mindline 1771, has been officially launched to provide 24/7 emotional support and guidance to anyone facing mental health challenges in Singapore.…

Taking antidepressants is an important step in treating depression. But for many people, these medications don’t seem to help — or even make things worse. This can leave you feeling…

Living with a mental disorder can make daily life hard. Sometimes, it can even stop a person from working. In such cases, disability benefits may help. These benefits give support…

Down’s Syndrome is a condition that many people have heard of, but few understand well. It affects how a person looks, learns, and interacts with others. Some people wonder if…

Talking to your doctor about anxiety or depression can feel scary at first. You might worry that you won’t know what to say or that your feelings won’t be taken…

While dieting is often linked to better physical health, a recent study suggests that some eating plans—especially those that cut calories drastically—might actually make mental health worse. Published on June…

A new study shows that nearly one in four Australian high school students experience serious mental health issues, with girls and gender-diverse teens especially affected. Researchers followed over 6,600 teenagers…

A recent study from Concordia University reveals that aquatic therapy not only strengthens muscles around the spine but also helps improve mental health in people suffering from chronic low back…