Peer support in “Study With Me” videos boosts college students’ motivation, engagement, and satisfaction

Peer support in “Study With Me” videos boosts college students’ motivation, engagement, and satisfaction

For many college students, studying alone can feel isolating and demotivating. To break that monotony, millions have turned to “Study With Me” (SWM) videos—online sessions where people broadcast or watch others studying,... Read more »
Students Thrive When Schools Build on Their Strengths, Study Finds

Students Thrive When Schools Build on Their Strengths, Study Finds

For many autistic students, the high school experience is shaped as much by misunderstanding as it is by academic challenge. Classrooms not designed with neurodiversity in mind can leave these students feeling... Read more »
The early motherhood expectations versus reality study

The early motherhood expectations versus reality study

Motherhood on social media is often portrayed as effortless, joyful, and aesthetically perfect. These idealized images can create unrealistic expectations, leading mothers to feel inadequate or guilty when their own experiences don’t... Read more »
Study Reveals That Pets Bring Us ,500 Worth of Happiness

Study Reveals That Pets Bring Us $87,500 Worth of Happiness

A recent study published in Social Indicators Research suggests that having a pet can increase life satisfaction by 3 to 4 points on a 7-point scale. Even more eye-catching, the researchers estimate... Read more »
School belonging, camouflaging, and anxiety in autistic students: Mixed methods study

School belonging, camouflaging, and anxiety in autistic students: Mixed methods study

Camouflaging involves autistic individuals hiding or suppressing their natural behaviors and traits to fit in socially, impacting their mental health, identity, and well-being. This can lead to heightened anxiety, depression, social isolation,... Read more »
Parenting and adolescent anxiety within families: A biweekly longitudinal study

Parenting and adolescent anxiety within families: A biweekly longitudinal study

Parents might contribute to their children’s anxiety through intrusive parenting practices that undermine autonomy, competence, and independence, making adolescents less confident in coping with stress and uncertainty. Conversely, autonomy-supportive parenting can help... Read more »
Study Finds AI Chatbot Can Improve Mental Health

Study Finds AI Chatbot Can Improve Mental Health

A new artificial intelligence (AI) study in The New England Journal of Medicine publication NEJM AI demonstrates how an AI chatbot called Therabot can significantly improve symptoms in just two months for... Read more »
Qualitative study of faith healers from rural Uganda about mental illness treatment

Qualitative study of faith healers from rural Uganda about mental illness treatment

Lee YJ, Coleman M, Nakaziba KS, Terfloth N, Coley C, Epparla A, Corbitt N, Kazungu R, Basiimwa J, Lafferty C, Cole K, Agwang G, Kathawala E, Nkolo T, Wogali W, Richard EB,... Read more »
A qualitative study of parental ADHD in the home

A qualitative study of parental ADHD in the home

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults, particularly parents, can significantly impact their daily functioning, leading to struggles with organization, time management, emotional regulation, and fulfilling parenting responsibilities. These challenges often result in disrupted... Read more »
Results from a qualitative study of soldiers suicide attempts

Results from a qualitative study of soldiers suicide attempts

Nock, M. K., Jaroszewski, A. C., Deming, C. A., Glenn, C. R., Millner, A. J., Knepley, M., Naifeh, J. A., Stein, M. B., Kessler, R. C., & Ursano, R. J. (2025). Antecedents,... Read more »
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