mental health

Rising numbers of COVID cases may be a psychological blow to some people. Doctors say that anxiety over what the future holds is normal.

Physical activity, knitting, even video games – anything that engages the mind can dampen our trauma response if we revisit memories haunting us. And as we all process the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s never been more urgent to learn coping strategies, says neurosurgeon and scientist Dr. Rahul Jandial.

Several studies show that the seasons and the weather can have an affect on your mental health. Experts suggest mood boosters like light therapy, vitamin D and meditation.

That escalated quickly. It was just last week that tennis phenom and world’s No. 2-ranked tennis player Naomi Osaka announced she would not be participating in post match interviews because of the impact they were having on her mental health. The decision was greeted harshly by the tennis governing body which announced Osaka would be fined $15,000 for skipping her...

The tennis star wrote for TIME magazine about the importance of her mental health and seeking a change in the way athletes are treated.

While making time to laugh might not have seemed like a priority this past year, experts point out that it can play an important role in boosting productivity. 

Tom Blomfield, the founder of U.K. fintech Monzo, has said that being determined and resilient are fundamental to success. 

EarnUp co-founder Matthew Cooper resigned as CEO due to his struggles with mental health. Here’s how he got himself to a place where he’s doing “really well.”

While some might think it’s “depressing” or pathetic to post a TikTok looking for friends, we need people in our lives, says a relationships expert.

A group of Muslim mental health professionals — along with some faith leaders and activists in the United States — are working to raise awareness about mental illness and suicide prevention and provide religiously and culturally sensitive guidance.

Asian Americans are saying rising incidents of anti-Asian hate during the pandemic are having a lasting impact on their mental health, well-being and futures.

“I guarantee you that anyone in their 30s or older will tell you that their biggest regrets are not the things they did in their 20’s, but the things they didn’t do while they had the chance.”

BrewDog, the independent craft beer brewer based in Scotland, has been accused of breeding a “culture of fear” in an open letter by former employees. 

One management researcher says burnout shows up in one of three ways: exhaustion, cynical detachment and a reduced sense of efficacy.

Mae Martin says the second season of “Feel Good” is loosely based on a period in their life about 10 years ago, exaggerated in the show for comedic effect. Lisa Kudrow plays Martin’s uncomfortably worried mom.

The state of New Hampshire is investing up to $100 million in mental health services following a recent state Supreme Court ruling to help psychiatric patients who are being held involuntarily in emergency rooms. A combination of federal and state funds will support 30 new emergency beds at hospitals, 60 new transitional housing beds, and 20 long-term care community beds,…

For people who struggle with their body image, video calls can exacerbate those issues even further. INSIDER reporter Anna Medaris says there needs to be a larger conversation about which meetings need to be camera-on and which don’t to protect employees’ mental health.

The realization that we’re getting older isn’t an easy pill to swallow. As a millennial therapist, the biggest theme I’ve seen emerge among adults in their 30s is the struggle to move forward from their biggest regrets in life. But it’s time to stop overthinking—and here’s how.

Statistics show the coronavirus pandemic has been particularly tough for young adults. A new campaign is raising awareness about how to help.

Pro athletes including retired tennis star Martina Navratilova, Seattle Seahawks QB Russell Westbrook and many others shared messages of support for tennis phenom Naomi Osaka after she withdrew from the French Open, citing concerns about her mental health and the impact of media interviews on it.