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Mental Health

6 Big Screen-Time Myths That Need To Be Busted
What even counts as screen time, and where should parents focus their concern?
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This Seemingly Harmless Social Media Habit Is Destroying Your Mental Health
Here's how to tell if this innocent online behavior is actually doing more harm than good.
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I'm An ER Doc. When My Mom Was At Her Sickest, I Was Powerless To Stop What Happened Next.
"I never thought my own mother would end up overnighting on a bus bench in her late 60s. But in other ways, it was not a complete surprise."
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My Daughter Was Exhibiting Concerning Behaviors. No One Knew Why Until Her Teacher Shared An Unexpected Observation.
I think theres something going on with Ella, she said gently. My stomach dropped, as Id had my own suspicions for years.
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'Savoring' May Be The Happiness Hack You Didn't Know You Needed
Therapists share actionable ways to make this habit part of your daily routine.
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Abuse Runs Rampant At Utah 'Troubled Teen' Facility: Report
Elevations, a facility meant to treat teens with behavioral issues, has been accused of isolating and injuring them instead.
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The Notes App Lists You Should Keep In Your Phone For A Happier, More Organized Life
The Notes app doesn't have to just be a catchall for random thoughts. These intentional lists will surely enhance your life.
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The Surgeon General Issued An Advisory On Parental Mental Health. But Is Anything Going To Change?
Parenting has never been a simple task, but todays parents face unprecedented challenges and often, fewer resources.
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Toxic Forgiveness Is Damaging Your Relationships. Heres How To Tell If Youre Doing It.
It may seem like the best way to resolve conflict, but its actually harming you in the long run.
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I Felt Like A Complete Failure Of A Mom. Then A Doctor Said The Words That Transformed My Life.
"At night, Id rinse frustrated tears off my face, desperately wishing my kid could be different something other than what he was."
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