Mental health

Mental health

Business founders face a stark reality, about 45% struggle with mental health challenges weekly. These founders push themselves to stay productive in demanding environments.

The researchers found distinct brain subtypes, gut subtypes, and gut-brain subtypes, which might act as potential biomarkers for diagnosing psychiatric disorders in schizophrenia patients.

Zverev expressed feeling 'very, very alone' and acknowledged the need for therapy, stating, 'for the first time in my life I'll probably need it.'

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. said, "Autism destroys families, and more importantly, it destroys our greatest resource, which is our children.... Many of them will never use a toilet unassisted.... We have to recognize we are doing this to our children, and we need to put an end to it."

"I wish parents could better understand how hard the college journey is in this day and time...There is a lot of pressure on us to make our parents proud...Don’t be so hard on your children. If they don’t get it right the first time, let them know it's okay."

Immy Nunn, a 25-year-old influencer known as Deaf Immy, tragically took her life after appearing happy and excited about the new year just hours before.

"You put on a sort of brave face, stoicism through treatment, treatment's done - then it's like 'I can crack on, get back to normal'. But actually the phase afterwards is really difficult..."

Revenge is more than an emotion—it’s an addictive behavior. People get hyped about an epic revenge story or cheer for politicians seeking to 'get even'. This satisfaction of payback is a dangerous craving.

The state's attorney general, Dana Nessel, said her office was investigating the mostly online business's work with members across the United States, including in Michigan.

Many real-life problems like obesity, alcohol misuse, and unsafe driving stem from underestimating risk. Ignoring risks can lead to serious consequences, including illness, injury, financial hardship, and death.

Kimmel Yeager, the executive director of the Palomar Health Student Wellness Center, noted, 'I was just instantly overwhelmed; how do I get that information as a new employee? Where do I go? Then I'm talking to students, and I'm so excited ... and they were like, 'Yeah, we never know where to go.'"

Almost half of Americans believe people have become ruder since the start of the pandemic, indicating a perceived increase in incivility affecting social interactions and collective behavior.

The data showed a sharp rise, since 2020, in Americans reporting serious difficulty remembering, concentrating or making decisions, which are among the symptoms of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). By 2023, CDC data had confirmed that a record 7.8 per cent of American adults reported an ADHD diagnosis. Google searches for 'ADHD' surged, and TikTok videos tagged #ADHD had racked up more than 20 billion views.

Chronic pain doesn't just hurt your body - it reshapes your life. It chips away at your ability to work, sleep, move freely and feel like yourself.

Toph Eggers lost both parents to cancer at age eight, leading to a life shaped by trauma and family dynamics, ultimately informing his work as a therapist.

But for students anxious about taking a test or getting bullied, or men in their 50s feeling the financial pressure of supporting a family, or for an elderly person who hasn't seen their family in weeks and is thinking about suicide, Durham said, the warm line has been crucial.

Longing embodies thoughts and feelings about life's imperfections matched with a vision of an ideal, alternative experience of life that is outside of our grasp. According to researchers, longing is an intense recurrent experience marked by emotional ambivalence, and is often focused on a certain domain of our lives, whether its romantic relationships, career, or family.

"Physicians have told us, brain researchers have told us, that exercise is key to health, that nutrition is key to health. But we're forgetting the third, just as important, variable, and that is sleep."

It's important to prioritize what you can control during stressful times. Focus on gathering available records and preparing for the upcoming audit.

Ted Bundy, characterized as a "sexual virus masquerading as a person," targeted victims with long brown hair and used manipulative tactics to lure them into his grasp.

The popular Mayo man who shares more than four million followers across the platforms said: 'Many of you will be aware of some of the issues I've dealt with in the past and unfortunately, over the last few months I have been dealing with a lot of these issues again.'

"Something I had only shared with Whitney, my therapist, and my family was that when I was a little boy, I was raped. And when I was finally honest with that emotion and that memory, everything made sense, the validation I needed."

"It sucked to be honest with you, to be bouncing back and forth," right fielder Mike Yastrzemski said of his time in the minor leagues. "Just being very bummed out, constantly."

The healthcare professionals depicted are generic in Jackson's narrative, allowing her to address broader systemic issues within the mental health care landscape.

The proposed cuts to accessible mental health resources come only weeks after Trump's Education Department announced its plan to cut approximately $1 billion in mental health grants in American K-12 schools.

The modern athlete faces unprecedented pressures from social media, where local success is compared globally, creating a need for coaches to understand motivations and mental health.

Distress tolerance skills are strategies for surviving difficult moments without making things worse.

It's definitely overwhelming for someone who has a mental illness... Just having that support actually makes a huge difference.

A toxic relationship with your body mirrors abuse with constant criticism and control.

Grief seems to be a lot of things. It's a process; it comes in waves; it comes in stages; it can't be controlled; it can last for months or years; it's incredibly personal and also universal.

In a tuned-out world, embarrassment signals connection, helping foster trust as most people empathize instead of criticize when observing someone else's mistake.

When I lost my alarm clock, I didn't bother getting another until I had an early-morning flight to catch.

"I still feel empty." This sentiment reflects the internal conflict of those who feel pressured to fulfill their parents' sacrifices instead of pursuing personal happiness.