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Making room for difficult conversations Recognising trauma and grief Breaking the silence around emotional pain Healing through support and reflection BY NELIWE NGUBANE EZULWINI — Behind the smiles ...
"Often they feel superfluous, as if they don't fit in," says psychologist Yevheniia Zhuravel.
IntroductionIn our daily clinical practice, have you ever felt that even though a patient's gait has improved, their expression remains clouded, or that it is difficult to see their vitality for life ...
Overworked, under-rested and stressed? Neurologist explains how chronic stress, poor sleep, alcohol and lack of mental stimulation can affect your brain.
In front of others, you smile properly. You manage your work and your home life. Even so, you may still have depression.The people who get overlooked are not those who look down. They are the people ...
We often overestimate how divided our political opponents are from us. New research shows that highlighting shared trajectories of opinion change can soften partisan animosity, provided we don't dwell on today’s existing…
Indian institutions are turning to physical changes such as anti-suicide fans and mesh barriers after student deaths, an approach also adopted by universities abroad as part of wider prevention effort ...
Operation Yellow Tape hosted a mental health conference for first responders in Chesterfield, bringing together speakers to break the stigma of seeking help.
"Even after waking up every morning, the previous day's fatigue hasn't gone away at all, and my head feels foggy during the day, preventing me from performing at my best..." "Even when I get into bed, ...
Exercise may support brain health through changes in blood flow, metabolism, and inflammation, but those benefits do not appear to arise equally from every kind of activity. Credit: Stock Not all ...
While test scores predict classroom success for West Point cadets, a new meta-analysis reveals that the personality trait of conscientiousness is the best indicator of future military leadership performance.
From Oct. 11 to 17, Canadians are marking OCD Awareness Week, an annual campaign aimed at increasing understanding of obsessive-compulsive disorder and breaking down the stigma surrounding the ...
Learning to be one human among many has always been a little lonely and discombobulating. But young people around the world are lonelier than ever. Why?In September, a Reddit user identifying themselves as a 25-year-old…
A child sits down with a sheet of paper and starts drawing. The first attempt does not look quite the way they imagined it.
Children conceived through frozen embryo transfers using hormone therapy show similar early childhood intelligence scores to those conceived via natural cycles, according to a new study, despite a higher rate of…
A recent study published in the journal Evolution and Human Behavior found that people do not rely solely on facial features or body shape when forming impressions of others. Instead, the voice plays ...
Multicultural Services Centre of Western Australia CEO, Ramdas Sankaran, said that the upcoming Global Mental Health Summit in Perth is a “historic event”, shedding light on the challenges of mental ...
For thousands of young Australians living with autism or ADHD, the eighteenth birthday marks more than a step into adulthood. It marks the moment the mental health system they have relied on ...
A new study of 155 autistic youth finds that the K-CAT computerized adaptive mental health test detects plausible symptom patterns but needs autism-specific adaptations to language and item design ...
A large Dutch study suggests that ongoing or returning mental health problems may help explain why these conditions are becoming more common. Among adults who already had a common mental disorder, the ...
A sweeping new study of more than 5,500 young adolescents in the United States has found that those who walked more each day at age 11 to 12 reported fewer mental health problems a year later, and the ...
A mother who organised a bench to be installed for people struggling with mental health issues said it symbolised that people were "not alone". Anne-Marie, from north Northamptonshire, fundraised ...
Tracking 5,500 teens reveals higher daily step counts thicken emotion-regulating brain regions and reduce depression and anxiety.
Harvard Health highlights mindfulness as a simple way to become more aware of your thoughts, feelings and surroundings.
A recent brain imaging study reveals that the reward system is hyper-connected to other social networks in autistic individuals. This heightened integration correlates with social communication differences and overlaps…
Scientists discover mitochondrial transporter SLC25A34 connects the body clock, cold, and diet to control brown fat burning.
With the fall semester in full swing and midterm season inching closer and closer, clubs at U of T are offering various events dedicated to improving student mental health.
Healing Connections Counseling, an outpatient mental health treatment center based in Layton, Utah, recently continued its commitment to community involvement by speaking with students at Box Elder ...
New research indicates that adolescents who begin using cannabis may experience slower cognitive development than their non-using peers. While future users often start with slightly higher cognitive scores in late…
Adults living with both type 2 diabetes and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder face more than twice the risk of dying after their diabetes diagnosis compared with diabetes patients without ADHD, ...
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