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Supporting an Anxious Child in School: What You Can Do
Practical strategies for parents and educators to foster confidence and calm. Recognize the signs of anxiety in children, such as school...
Liz Nissim Ph.D.
Jan 29


Schizophrenia and Schizoaffective Disorder: How They Compare
Schizoaffective disorder and schizophrenia differ, including in remission rates. Schizoaffective disorder is often mistaken for...
Sarah An Myers
Jan 27


Hurtful Words and Actions Can Disrupt Sleep
Children's sleep can be affected by what peers do and say. Children and adolescents may experience many kinds of discrimination. These...
Joseph A. Buckhalt Ph.D.
Jan 24


Are You Exhausted From Being Too Nice?
Discover the keys to healthy giving. Are you "overly nice" and suffering as a result? What I mean by this is that empaths and many caring...
Judith Orloff, M.D.,
Jan 22


You’re a Parent. That’s Why You’re Stressed Out.
Your anxiety helps to keep your child safe. We are living in an era of escalating tensions, conflicts, and worries. Some call it a...
Dona Matthews Ph.D.
Jan 20


5 Reasons Why Depression Looks Different in Everyone
No two people have the exact same depression. What explains these differences? Depression affects 280 million people, but it looks...
Andrew Devendorf, Ph.D.
Jan 17


The Dos and Don’ts of Defending Healthy Boundaries
Battling blurred lines in your personal and professional relationships Establishing healthy boundaries is how one can take control of...
Monica Vermani C. Psych.
Jan 15


4 Signs Childhood Trauma Is Impacting Your Adult Relationships
Strategies to heal and cultivate healthier connections after childhood trauma. Lack of attachment or feeling unsafe can make it hard for...


Anxiety as a Learned Behavior and How to Unlearn It
Recognizing that anxious beliefs are inherited can help us to challenge them. Not all beliefs and behavioral responses belong to us....
Phil Lane, MSW, LCSW,
Jan 10


Want to Be Smarter and Live Longer?
Racquet sports add seven to nine years to your life. Chronic mental and physical illnesses are caused by sustained stress physiology....
David Hanscom
Jan 8


Why You May Not Be Bipolar
Exploring the over-diagnosis of bipolar disorder in mental health care. Bipolar disorder is significantly over-diagnosed in current...
Mark Rego, M.D.,
Jan 6


Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Adolescents With Eating Disorders
Enhanced CBT is a promising alternative for adolescents with eating disorders. CBT-E actively involves the young people in the treatment,...


Cluttering Harms Your Brain: 14 Easy Methods to Prevent It
Get rid of clutter and your brain will function better. Clutter reduces the efficiency of the brain. Clutter can be external or internal....


Social Media and Sleep
How can you prevent social media from stealing sleep hours? Social media is used by children and adolescents before bed and during the...
Joseph A. Buckhalt Ph.D.
Dec 30, 2024


In Sight: The Biological Diagnosis of Depression and Anxiety
The science of psychiatry is gaining on the daunting complexity of the brain. Diagnostic models in psychiatry are largely based on...
Grant Hilary Brenner, M.D.,
Dec 27, 2024


10 Tips for Couples Navigating Menopause
New research highlights how to maintain good mental health through menopause. New research challenges the notion that the time...
Shaili Jain M.D.
Dec 25, 2024


Insights From Research of Teens Unhappy With Their Gender
New studies offer critical data on teens questioning their gender. Objective information is lacking about basic demographics of...
Lixing Sun, Ph.D.,
Dec 23, 2024


Living With Both ADHD and OCD
An expert in ADHD and OCD addresses the unique challenge of living with both. Most people living with ADHD also experience other related...
Mark Bertin, M.D.,
Dec 20, 2024


A Study on Siblings and Alcohol Use Disorder
Does one sibling's alcohol use affect another's? Yes and No. Anger often impacts our everyday interactions. Our beliefs lead to...
Pat Olsen
Dec 18, 2024


Mastering Irrational Anger—Yours and Others'
Understand the roots of anger and learn to defuse difficult conversations. Anger often impacts our everyday interactions. Our beliefs...
Evan Parks Psy.D.
Dec 16, 2024
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