Category: Mental Health
Christmas is often called the season of goodwill, a time for togetherness, gratitude, and joy. But amidst the hustle and bustle of gifts, meals, and decorations, it’s easy to …
Psilocybin—the active compound in magic mushrooms—is being hailed as a game-changer for mental health. But what’s the truth behind the buzz? In this must-see episode, Dr. Daniel Amen and …
As 2024 draws to a close we reflect on the breakthroughs made in mental health research over the past year. The post 2024: A year of breakthroughs first appeared …
Lying is a behavior most of us engage in from time to time, often to avoid conflict or spare someone’s feelings. But compulsive liars take dishonesty to another level. …
The quest to feel “good enough” is a journey that many of us grapple with throughout our lives. Whether it’s chasing success, seeking approval, or striving for perfection, the …
Feeling alone is a universal human experience. Whether you’re physically isolated or emotionally disconnected, the weight of loneliness can feel overwhelming. In these moments, it’s easy to forget your …
9 Holiday Stressors and What to Do About Them (While Taking Care of Your Mental Health) Stores are now bursting with holiday decorations… candy canes, evergreen trees (both plastic …
Childhood trauma tends to last a lifetime. The reason for this is because every traumatic event affects how the newly formed brain develops. When you are born, you are …
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In the world of dating, you may have come across the term “negging.” Negging refers to the act of delivering backhanded compliments or subtly critical remarks designed to undermine …
