Showing results for: mental illness (page 17)
As climate worsens, environmentalists grapple with the mental toll of activism
Alex Smith
The existential threat of the encroaching climate crisis takes its own psychological toll
Raekwon opens up about life before and with the Wu-Tang Clan
D. Watkins
Salon talks with Raekwon about his memoir and stories "too hard, too grimy" for "Wu-Tang: An American Saga"
Why do electronic gadgets scramble our sleep?
Matthew Rozsa
Electronic technology has brought us many comforts — but it may also be keeping you awake in unexpected ways
An FBI probe debunks MAGA claim that 2019 mass shooting was linked to Antifa
Alex Henderson
The deadly 2019 attack in Dayton, Ohio was not linked to Antifa — despite right-wing media's assertions that it was
Why blaming vaccine hesitancy on conspiracy theorists is harmful to democracy
Taylor Dotson
Our disagreements can’t be explained by social media "brainwashing" — and it's dishonest to say so
I was in a cult. Britney was in a conservatorship. Our situations are crazy similar
Dr. Tamara MC
Secretly behind closed doors, we'd both been held hostage, our personhood and civil liberties stolen
Pride and prejudice: Forget critical race theory — let’s talk about critical race facts
Lucian K. Truscott IV
Real history isn't designed to make white people feel good — and they can't hide from the truth forever
Conservatives and billionaires have a new dirty word
Thom Hartmann
Welfare does not create an "entitlement society" like Joe Manchin says it does
Is the QAnon “movement” a tragedy, a danger — or a terrorist group?
Thom Hartmann
Half the people who stormed the Capitol were QAnon believers. Are they all mentally ill, or dangerous fanatics?
Beneath the Rittenhouse trial: Grim truths about the state of America
Heather Digby Parton
If the Kenosha killer gets off, it won't be because of this trial. It will simply reflect what America has become
The pandemic transformed Thanksgiving. Your holiday changes may be permanent
Karla Erickson
Almost 2 years into the pandemic, social habits have altered dramatically. Some new practices are bound to stick
The dazzling star power of “Eternals” is both its triumph and its undoing
Kylie Cheung
The movie struggles to answer its most central questions under the weight of its brilliant yet enormous cast
Diagnoses are “helpful, but unnecessary”: Why we may be thinking about mental health all wrong
Mary Elizabeth Williams
"(Mis)Diagnosed" author Jonathan Foiles talks about fighting stigma and racism in mental healthcare
Understaffed state psychiatric facilities leave mental health patients in limbo
Andy Miller
"The current crisis is unprecedented in the extent, severity and sweep of its national impact"
“We have to reconceptualize suicide”: Author Craig J. Bryan on one of our most pressing problems
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The author of a new book on suicide talks about what we get wrong about the issue, and how we can help prevent it
Behind Joe Manchin’s attack on “entitlement society”: Billionaires who hate America
Thom Hartmann
Manchin wants to make basic citizenship rights sound like "welfare." Biden and progressive allies must do better
The “mystery” illnesses informed by culture
Elizabeth Svoboda
In “The Sleeping Beauties,” Suzanne O’Sullivan investigates unexplained comas and other poorly understood disorders
Americans are in a mental health crisis — especially African-Americans. Can churches help?
Brad R. Fulton
Churches' mental health programs represent an underutilized resource for much-needed care in the United States
Britney’s conservatorship exemplifies how the legacy of eugenics continues to affect disabled women
Michaela Kathleen Curran
The reproductive dictates of a conservatorship fit within tradition of government overreach, says health researcher
Why did prominent Democrats invite anti-LGBTQ Ukrainians to National Prayer Breakfast?
Jonathan Larsen
Officially, Amy Klobuchar and Kirsten Gillibrand invited a bunch of homophobes to breakfast. How did that happen?
Netflix’s “The Guilty” isn’t as progressive and critical of cops as it pretends to be
Kylie Cheung
The movie's bait-and-switch isn't so much a surprise as it is a depressing return to tired and harmful storytelling
The part of the “Free Britney” saga that could happen to anyone
Christopher Magoon
Britney Spears can, fortunately, afford a large bill for psychiatric care. Not everyone can
Can you teach your brain to worry well?
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Dr. Wendy Suzuki on the power of "Good Anxiety"
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