When we think of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), we imagine a child who is disruptive in school. But ADHD, is far less apparent in adults diagnosed...
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The Science of Swearing
Languages around the world have taboo words (curse or swear words), and the use of them is commonly frowned upon. But that doesn’t stop researchers...
Use Scent to Improve Your Mood
Scent has a direct connection to our emotions because odor, emotion and memory all are processed in the brain’s limbic system. It’s also why scents...
Is Your Loved One’s Depression Getting Worse?
You’ve done your best to help your partner manage her ongoing severe depression—encouraging her to enjoy activities…supporting her treatment…taking her to therapy appointments…and just being...
Selecting Mental Health Services
The demand for mental health services has exploded over the past few years. Blame it, in part, on the COVID pandemic, which created both fear...
Endless Grief
Grieving after the loss of a loved one doesn’t necessarily follow a set timetable. But even so, you may feel that your grief isn’t getting...
Medical Emergency Aftermath
When you’re faced with a sudden serious medical situation, it’s normal to feel panicked. In most cases, you have no choice but to deal with...
A New Reason to Stop and Smell the Roses
There was a time in the evolution of humans when a powerful sense of smell was an important survival skill. Early humans depended on their...
Fighting Back Against Loneliness
Feeling lonely? Well, you’re not alone. Nearly three in five Americans feel lonely, and only 39% of us feel very connected to other people, according...
The Rising Risk of Suicide
Suicide rates have reached an all-time high, and rates among seniors are rising faster than any other group—particularly among men. In 2001, for every 100,000...
What Is Mindfulness?
Mindfulness is keeping your conscious mind focused in the present. A deceptively simple idea that helps to reduce your stress and enhance your focus.
