Is Your Medication Making You Depressed?
More than 200 drugs increase your risk of depression, and Americans are increasingly taking more than one of them. Here's what you should know.
People have different strategies to get themselves to complete unpleasant tasks. It turns out some methods are better than others. Here's what you should know.
How could lack of social interaction make you ill? It affects your body, including your brain. Moreover, isolated people live in a state of inflammation.
It may be hard to see how acceptance can help your depression. You want to feel good and strong. But acceptance in the moment doesn’t mean it’ll last forever.
Several new electroconvulsive therapy treatments, while still unproven, are available to patients with mental illness, including veterans.
There are five types of schizophrenia, though the symptoms overlap and you can have more than one at a time. Here's what you should know about those types.
Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) is effective for many psychological problems. It can also help treat chronic pain, without opioids.
Research supports the idea of a gut-brain connection to autism. In fact, the gut may be involved in many mental health issues. Here's what you should know.
Yes, it’s true. Dogs have been trained for people with all kinds of mental health conditions, including depression, PTSD, anxiety, and bipolar disorder.
Post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) is often thought of as a problem experienced only by soldiers. But PTSD in crime and crash victims occurs frequently, too.
Any change in your life can lead to stress. This includes even pleasurable activities, such as vacations or new forms of recreation. You can also be in a stressful situation such as a difficult job or a long-term illness of a spouse. If you think you might be experiencing stress, this assessment may help you identify its effects on you.