Eating disorders are among the deadliest and fastest-growing mental health conditions, yet they remain largely misunderstood. Popular portrayals reduce these illnesses to superficial stereotypes, obscuring their true complexity and hindering meaningful intervention.... Read more »
Chesney, E., Reilly, T. J., Scott, F., Slimani, I., Sarma, A., Kornblum, D., … & McGuire, P. (2024). Psychosis associated with cannabis withdrawal: systematic review and case series. The British Journal of Psychiatry,... Read more »
The facts are well-known at this point (Haidt, 2024): Beginning around 2010, large numbers of American teens bought smartphones and opened social media accounts. Since 2010, rates of anxiety, depression, and suicide... Read more »
ADHD burnout is a state of physical and emotional exhaustion that occurs when the demands of daily life overwhelm an individual’s capacity to cope, often due to the challenges of living with... Read more »
Like with all living things, our relationships are constantly evolving. The person we’ve become can look very different from who we were at the beginning of our relationship. Our needs and desires... Read more »
The 2025 Australian Open was the first Grand Slam tournament to permit coaches on the court during matches through designated “coaching pods.” These pods allowed for real-time communication between players and their... Read more »
While it can be scary to express your feelings to someone who might not feel the same way, doing so is often the most empowering and healthy choice you can make. By... Read more »
A 2022 study published in the psychology journal Computers in Human Behavior found that 55 percent of its 872-person sample preferred AI-based psychotherapy to working with human clinicians. Reasons for preferring robots... Read more »
“Once in a while you get shown the light in the strangest of places if you look at it right.” –Robert Hunter, Grateful Dead, “Scarlet Begonias” Sometimes, new effective treatment medications are... Read more »