Shorter winter days linked to rise in Seasonal Affective Disorder cases | The Latest from WDEL News
Seasonal Affective Disorder, or SAD, is most common this time of year due to the shorter days and…
Your New Year’s Resolution: Become a Successful Photographer
We all want to become more successful at photography, don’t we? Of course, success is a personal thing…
People should not stigmatise those with mental illnesses – experts | Malaysia
CASES of violence involving individuals with mental health conditions must be understood with care and grounded in psychological…
Skip the protein bar. Researchers say swearing can help people perform better on physical tasks
Published on 23/12/2025 – 12:26 GMT+1 Swearing like a sailor is generally frowned upon in polite society. But…
Did Nick Reiner’s Drug Use Mask Mental Health Problems?
Nick Reiner has been open about his addictions, even collaborating with his famous father Rob Weiner about drug…
3 Signs Someone Probably Isn’t A Narcissist, Even If They Seem Like One
With the way therapy terms are bandied about on the internet these days, everyone knows the signs someone’s…
Why have half of secondary school pupils been off with anxiety?
When it comes to anxiety, therapists and psychologists often talk about a “cycle of avoidance”: a pattern of…
Re-engineering the disordered mind: clinical experimentation, dynamical systems, and AI for personalized psychiatry
Despite decades of research, progress in neuropsychiatric treatment has plateaued, and efforts to identify reliable biomarkers have often…
Woman shares her therapist’s life-changing mental health advice: ‘Run the dishwasher twice’
“Run the dishwasher twice” might sound like strange mental health advice, but a viral post is proving that…
Early research shows benefits of social media break — Harvard Gazette
If you’ve ever thought a break from social media might be good for your head space, new research…
AI uncovers hidden mechanisms of covert attention and emergent neuron types
Shifting focus on a visual scene without moving our eyes – think driving, or reading a room for…
What babies’ brains teach us about development
A lot of brain development happens early in life, but researchers don’t have a strong understanding of how…