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Adults Happiest Keep These 2 Childhood Memories
Happy adults often keep two specific childhood memories that predict lifelong well-being.
Psychologies · 1m
When pain won't go away
Chronic pain syndrome affects about 25% of people with long-term pain, bringing depression, anxiety and other symptoms that disrupt daily life.
WebMD · 1m
Why Partner Chewing Fills People With Rage
Canadian researchers find chewing triggers intense anger in misophonia sufferers.
Nationalpost · 1m
Prince Harry Reveals Depression After Moving to Canada
Prince Harry described slipping into depression for two weeks after relocating from the U.K. to Canada in 2019.
Nationalpost · 1m
Family Health History Matters More Than You Think
Family health history helps doctors spot risks early and shape personalized care.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Florida Man Cures Psoriasis With Meat Diet
A Florida man claims a meat-only diet cleared his severe psoriasis and depression.
New York Post · 1m
Ken Urker Found Dead After Depression Comments
Ken Urker, Gypsy Rose Blanchard's partner, died in Louisiana home after reported depression and drug use.
NBC News · 1m
What Are We Really Tired Of?
Our exhaustion reveals emotional strain, not sleep loss.
Psychologies · 1m
Being the Reasonable Brother Changes Relationships Today
How growing up as the family's 'reasonable' one affects adult relationships.
Psychologies · 1m
Your Mind Signals When Home Is Too Messy
Your home clutter reveals mental health struggles.
Psychologies · 1m
Psychiatrists Prescribe GLP-1s for Mental Health
Some psychiatrists use GLP-1 medications to treat depression and anxiety.
Bon Appétit · 1m
Why Love Feels Harder at 30 and 50
Psychiatrist Marine Colombel explains why finding love becomes tougher at 30 and 50, using Bridget Jones' story.
Psychologies · 1m
Gibson L-00: Bold Blues Tone for Budget
The Gibson L-00 offers a punchy, focused tone for blues players without breaking the bank.
Guitar World · 1m
Michigan teens drowning in stress, adults feel helpless
Detroit and Flint school staff report alarming rates of depression, anxiety and suicidal thoughts among students burdened by poverty, trauma and discrimination.
The Conversation · 2m
Why one symptom isn't the whole story
Integrative mental-health care looks at sleep, medications, stress, and relationships alongside psychiatric symptoms to find what's really driving the problem.
Wellbeing Magazine · 2m
Why you're tired even when you sleep enough
Fatigue and sleepiness are two different things, and one has little to do with how many hours you spend in bed.
Psychologies · 1m
Why some adults refuse help, even when exhausted
Psychologists trace the roots of compulsive self-reliance to childhood experiences of emotional neglect and parentification.
Psychologies · 1m
Mother kills daughter at Vegas hotel during cheer competition
A Utah mother took her own life after killing her 11-year-old daughter in a Las Vegas hotel room during a cheerleading tournament.
Valleynewslive · 1m
Three minutes with a donkey cuts teen depression
A new study shows that brief interactions with rescued donkeys and miniature horses can quickly reduce anxiety, sadness, and loneliness in teenagers.
Futurism · 1m
When mental health progress stalls, reassess everything
Slow progress in therapy doesn't mean nothing works. It's time to review your diagnosis, treatment, and life circumstances.
Wellbeing Magazine · 2m
The mood side effects of birth control we ignore
Research shows hormonal contraceptives increase depression risk, but doctors rarely mention it.
Mother Jones · 1m
The depression symptom therapists see almost only in men
Seven therapists reveal the telltale sign of male depression that often gets mistaken for something else entirely.
Men's Health · 2m
Why “it’s fine” can hurt
Saying “it’s fine” after being hurt can be a learned reflex that hides real emotional pain.
Psychologies · 1m
Staying on your antidepressant is fine
A psychiatrist on what the new push to get people off SSRIs gets wrong, and what to actually ask your doctor.
Men's Health · 3m
How to tell your doctor you're depressed
Your primary care doctor can be your mental health ally, but somebody has to start the conversation, and it might have to be you.
Vox · 3m
Are too many Americans on antidepressants?
A psychiatrist of 35 years on why 1 in 6 adults take these drugs, and why the overuse debate misses the real problem.
The Conversation · 2m