Browsing: Mental Health

New online ree and responding with naloxone, as May CDC data show the state posting one of the sharpest increases in the nation

Co-authored by Aoife Ní Chíobháin, Ceolla Dillon O’Rourke, and Michael Hogan

Opening my social media feed, I’m often confronted with a jarring contrast: intense, diametrically opposed perspectives from different friends. The comments can be laced with insult, character attack, and invective

The AI community is the same—Americans have always carried an air of certainty, holding a hand that seems impossible to lose

The behavioral health sector represents one of healthcare’s most distinct platform-building opportunities

Psychology says people who keep deleting and rewriting messages may be overthinking more than they realize

There are two kinds of people in the world: people who hear the words “spoiler alert” and immediately cover their ears, and people who say, “No, tell me. Does the dog die?” The first group regards spoilers as narrative vandalism. The second sees them as a public service

As a therapist, I hear a lot about regret. “If I had only…”. “I should have known…” “How could I have…” It has always struck me as a unique emotional state — a mix of shame, blame and sadness with a sprinkle of magical thinking. On rewind and repeat, one can pop back into “before…

A Florida teen ‌whose lawsuit claimed Meta’s platforms were to ​blame for his depression and anxiety ⁠dropped his case against the company just days before the trial in Los Angeles was ‌set to start, his attorneys said on Wednesday

Proverb of the day, ‘A man who uses force is afraid of reasoning’ shows psychology of those choosing dialogue over intimidation, offers timeless wisdom inspiring lesson that the most powerful voices are those that persuade through reason, inspire through respect, lead through understanding