Showing results for: mental illness (page 51)
Inside Brian Wilson’s room: The famed Beach Boy opens up about mental illness, medication, manipulation and the movie about his life
Peter Gilstrap
Salon sat down with Wilson and his wife Melinda to talk about "Love & Mercy"
Fox News knows no shame, again: Hateful, bigoted Caitlyn Jenner coverage says it all about today’s hypocritical right
Aaron R. Hanlon
What exactly is the conservative value that underwrites the backlash against Jenner and her gender transition?
America’s never-ending war on poor people: Why “The Briefcase” is just the latest assault
Elias Isquith
As a new study from the CDC and a new show from CBS expose, America's attacks on the impoverished are relentless
Paleo baby cookbook under fire: Diet advocate’s “kiddie-friendly recipes” push bone marrow over fruit
Mary Elizabeth Williams
Nutritionists question celebrity chef's "pâtés, bone marrow purees and fermented vegetables" for babies
The “logical despair” of womanhood: Women are much more likely to suffer psychological distress than men
Joanna Rothkopf
Gender norms and inequality seem to have a significant link for suicide vulnerability
David Oyelowo slowly, brilliantly self-destructs in HBO’s “Nightingale”
Sonia Saraiya
Like the recent Queen Latifah vehicle "Bessie," it's not HBO's best film, but it is important—and Oyelowo's amazing
How to talk to kids about religion: Spiritual multiculturalism is absolutely essential
Lisa Miller Ph.D
Before kindergarten, kids are curious about spiritual expression and hungry to learn. Here's how to teach them
“Law enforcement was never meant to handle mental illness”: A psychologist just took over America’s second-largest jail
Katie McDonough
Nearly 30 percent of the people incarcerated in the Cook County jail suffer from serious mental illness
Our jobs just make us sad: How the 1 percent crushed America’s spirit and drained our souls
Will Davies
We are in the midst of an unhappiness epidemic. Fixing it means laying the blame where it belongs: Our elites
His near-death experience and my doubt: When life defies hard science
Suzanne Clores
What happened to Greg in that hospital? I may be skeptical of his “white-light” story, but I know it was a miracle
Can’t wait for “True Detective 2”? Dive into Ross Macdonald’s California noir masterpieces
Scott Timberg
The legendary writer of psychoanalytic mysteries captured the culture of postwar California better than anyone
Physicians’ group: Give LGBT people full rights — it makes them healthier
Jenny Kutner
Adverse health outcomes in the LGBT community, doctors say, are caused by stigma and discrimination
We are all just rats in a cage: How the 1 percent profits from your misery
William Davies
If we want to live in a way that is psychologically happy, we need to rethink the very nature of our economy
My mom never wanted kids
Amy Shouse
For decades, I suffered her psychological abuse. Even now there are times I long for a normal, loving mother
White America’s greatest delusion: “They do not know it, and they do not want to know it”
Tim Wise
Pundits and politicians are all too eager to condemn violent protest. How quickly they forget our nation's history
Saved by Christian rock
ROBERT BURKE WARREN
I was never one for organized religion. Instead I gravitated toward musicians whose music invoked the Bible
“Reality”: A mind-melting journey into the subconscious of ’70s cinema
Andrew O'Hehir
A movie within a movie, inside a dream -- and inside a hog -- Quentin Dupieux's "Reality" is a delirious head trip
Sansa Stark’s own “Game of Thrones”: Don’t call it Stockholm syndrome — she’s a survivor
Sonia Saraiya
A scared girl at court became a power player in the North by powering through the horrors of her world
How to avoid committing suicide
Taryn Riera
I was a good college student obsessed with ending my life. What to do when your own brain is out to destroy you?
Smells like doomed genius: “Montage of Heck” captures the contradictions of Kurt Cobain — and the America that shaped him
Andrew O'Hehir
Yes, it's Courtney-approved, but this documentary is a moving and powerful portrait of Kurt Cobain's America
The ugly fiction the religious project onto atheists
Amanda Marcotte
The Christian right wants to paint nonbelievers as spittle-flecked rage machines. They doth protest too much
Don’t hide from your family slave-owning past, Ben Affleck!
Mary Elizabeth Williams
The Sony hack reveals our fear of skeletons in the family closet
5 worst right-wing moments of the week — Chris Christie is very sad he only makes $700,000 a year
Janet Allon
We are playing the world's smallest violin for Christie, who says that he is "not wealthy," pays too much in taxes
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