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In late May of this year, tennis champion Naomi Osaka chose to forgo participating in news conferences during the French Open because of their negative effects on her mental health. In a remarkable ...

The vast majority of people who have viewed pornography saw no harm from it. For a select few, though, it can really disrupt their lives. Porn overuse and addiction has grave impacts on the mental and ...

Research shows that spending time in nature, either in green spaces or blue (aquatic) spaces, can improve one’s mental health. Given that many of us spend as much as 10 hours daily interacting with ...

This is Chloe’s story of alcohol and opiate addiction and recovery. Chloe spent her childhood in a lovely small town just outside of Seattle, Washington. Streets were lined with huge evergreens ...

America’s gun ownership culture is huge. One third of us own guns, and 2 in every 5 people live in a house hold with a gun in it. We literally have more guns than people – 120 guns for every 100 U.S.

Uvalde, Texas. Buffalo, New York. Houston and Amarillo, Texas. Laguna Woods, California. Winston-Salem, North Carolina. 35 dead and even more injured. That was just this week. It brings us to 199 mass ...

Since psychologists identified it over 160 years ago, Bipolar Disorder has been a tough diagnosis to make accurately. In the past we’ve called it “circular insanity,” “manic depressive psychosis,” and ...

Professor Gary Egger, an academic and author based in Australia, is a public health and epidemiology expert in chronic disease management. He speaks about the role that the cheap production of highly ...

Approximately 800,000 people die from suicide around the world each year. In the United States, someone dies by suicide every 11 seconds. Not only are adults struggling, suicide rates among children ...

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) was first recognized by the American Psychiatric Association in 1980. Before that, it went by various unofficial names, including “combat neurosis” and “shell ...

Portrayals of psychology in movies and TV shows plays a major role in how most of the public view mental illness and treatments. Unless you or someone you know well have personal experience ...