Showing results for: mental illness (page 14)
“She taught me an eating disorder”: Jennette McCurdy on why some moms “don’t deserve” to be revered
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Ex-Nickelodeon star turned No. 1 bestselling author talks to Salon about abuse, OCD and why "I'm Glad My Mom Died"
Feeling burnt out? Scientists now know what’s going on inside your brain when this happens
Matthew Rozsa
"Potentially toxic by-products of neural activity accumulate in the prefrontal cortex," one researcher says
When mental illness leads to dropped charges, patients often go without stabilizing care
Katheryn Houghton
Once free and lacking treatment, such patients sometimes end up being charged with additional crimes
Michael Pollan explains why any drug can be a “powerful healing medicine”
Eric Schank
In an interview, the author takes us on a tour of the psychedelic boom happening in medical research
How to rescue a cult victim: An interview with Rick Ross, professional deprogammer
Casey Kleczek
A cult expert explains how he saves your loved ones from the grips of cults like NXIVM
Depression may not stem from a “chemical imbalance” after all — suggesting the problem is social
Matthew Rozsa, Keith A. Spencer
Scholars have argued for decades that depression has a social and political cause. A new study reinforces that view
How extreme heat increases your risk of death, no matter where you are
Nicole Karlis
Not merely a problem of the developing world, extreme heat can kill in cities even when A/C is nearby
The National Suicide Prevention Lifeline number changed — here’s why
Kelly McClure
As of Saturday, anyone needing help with matters concerning suicide can access it via a three digit code
Anecdotally, gardeners call their hobby therapeutic. Scientists are trying to provide proof
Matthew Rozsa
Researchers are striving to firmly establish a link between gardening and mental health
Ending gun violence isn’t an “either/or” question: It must be a “both/and”
Christopher Kilmartin, Ronald F. Levant
As behavioral scientists, we know there's almost never a single cause. But gun control is a good place to start
Republicans react to another mass shooting with another round of deflection from guns
Abigail Goldberg-Zelizer
Following a mass shooting at a Fourth of July Parade in Highland Park, the right blames drugs and mental illness
“My face looked wrong”: What it’s like living with body dysmorphic disorder
Tammy Rabideau
I woke up one morning and was horrified at my face. Two cosmetic surgeries only made the problem worse
Everyone thinks “Stranger Things” Season 4 is about trauma. It’s not
Joshua Pederson
Max and other students share a condition that marks them as prey for Vecna. But the school psychologist is wrong
Sobering lessons in untying the knot of a homeless crisis
Angela Hart
Portland’s homeless problem now extends well beyond the downtown core, creating a crisis of conscience
Space dad is the ultimate absentee father in “For All Mankind”
Alison Stine
Talk about ineffective, long distance parenting and never being around
Having COVID-19 during pregnancy is linked to neurodevelopment delays in infants
Matthew Rozsa
A new study found that babies exposed to COVID-19 were significantly more likely to have neurodevelopment issues
Thomas Haden Church on his offbeat new “Acidman” role: “There is clearly something wrong with Lloyd”
Gary M. Kramer
The actor spoke to Salon about playing a man with emotional dissociative behavior reuniting with his grown daughter
Long wait for justice: People in jail face delays for mental health care before they can stand trial
Andy Miller, Rebecca Grapevine
People in jail with serious mental illness are waiting months, or even more than a year, to start receiving care
Pro-gun GOP donors call on Greg Abbott and Congress pass firearm restrictions after Uvalde shooting
Eleanor Klibanoff
Republican gun enthusiasts acknowledge "great sense of urgency" after Texas school massacre
“Stranger Things” and the helpful orderly tap into our fear about what makes a villain truly scary
Alison Stine
There's something about a man in uniform in an antiseptic setting ...
“That’s just part of aging”: Long COVID symptoms are often overlooked in seniors
Judith Graham
Though it affects them at higher rates, older adults with long COVID have received little attention
New movies to stream over the long weekend, from “Ambulance” to “Norm Macdonald: Nothing Special”
Alison Stine
If you need a distraction right now, it’s understandable
CNN host presses Texas Republican: “Use that same blueprint that you used for your abortion law”
Jon Skolnik
"Why not act with that alacrity to protect living, breathing 10-year-olds in this school behind me?” Camerota asked
Tucker Carlson tries to link Uvalde massacre to COVID “lockdowns” while rejecting gun restrictions
Meaghan Ellis
The Fox News host predicted a "civil war" in response to potential gun legislation
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