In a recent study published in BMC Public Health, researchers investigated whether changes in sleep quality, physical health, and mental health reported across the initial coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) wave were related... Read more »
The National Football League (NFL) and the National Football League Players Association’s (NFLPA) Joint Pain Management Committee awarded Emory University a $200,000 grant to research and develop pain management solutions for highly... Read more »
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Raychelle Ordoñez (she/her) is a Seattle-based tattoo artist whose work is rooted in her identity as a queer Filipino-American. She grew up in Renton and Seattle, went to the University of Washington,... Read more »
In recent years, the combination of technology and healthcare has triggered a significant revolution, altering how medical services are provided and experienced. Up-and-coming startups in this field have attracted attention, piquing investor... Read more »
Source: Khosro/Shutterstock Most of us have felt stuck in our heads, replaying certain situations or interactions in our minds, wondering about what we should do, and weighing all the options. This is... Read more »
As the idea of forgiveness grows in popularity, so does the idea of forgiving the self. This essay aims to offer guidelines on self-forgiveness in general and then to suggest when, and... Read more »
Dane County will participate in a Harvard initiative to explore alternatives to a police response during mental health emergencies, with the aim of creating a program for rural communities that’s similar to... Read more »
Orbisresearch.com has made a recent study with the title “Global “Mindfulness Meditation Application” Market Trends and Insights” available. This in-depth research report delves into the Mindfulness Meditation Application market, focusing on emerging... Read more »
In a recent study published in JAMA Network Open, researchers investigated whether lifestyle interventions such as Mediterranean diet abidance and mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) during pregnancy could effectively improve pediatric neurodevelopment at... Read more »
After writing for years about the benefits of certificates and short-term credential programs, especially for working learners, I had begun to feel inauthentic, like a self-help guru who doesn’t take her own... Read more »
Introduction: “Mindfulness Meditation Application for B2B Market” New Research Insight Report 2023 | Spread Across 106 Pages Report which provides an in-depth analysis Based on Regions, Applications (Meditation Studios or Centers, Yoga... Read more »
“Take a digital sabbath.” “Make your screen grayscale.” “Limit app usage.” A steady stream of click-generating blogs promising to cure our ubiquitous addiction suggests most of us have already taken the first... Read more »
Dallas, Texas — In a fast-paced world full of daily challenges and stressors, it’s easy to lose sight of the most critical aspect of our lives: our well-being. National Wellness Month, celebrated every... Read more »
In a heartwarming display of unity, Dunmurry on Saturday bore witness to a resounding demonstration aimed at supporting our local Muslim community. The peaceful assembly was a direct response to the deeply... Read more »
For Angela Graham, it all started eight years ago. Nearly two decades of encountering disturbing scenes while on the job triggered extreme anxiety, nightmares and uncontrollable anger in the retired Santa Clara... Read more »
Do you believe you can make something positive happen by truly thinking it can happen and then working towards making your dream a reality? This is manifestation. For many people, manifesting is... Read more »
The Marine veteran came to court because police had taken away his guns. They did it under a red flag law that lets authorities confiscate weapons from people deemed dangerous. Since then,... Read more »
We have quit America When the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights were authored, our Founding Fathers could not envision how American society would change the meaning of being free... Read more »
GARY — The city is moving forward with a mobile mental health unit pilot program. Designed to expand the city’s mental health services and reduce negative interactions with police, the idea for a... Read more »
The popularity of standing desks is due to their potential health benefits. With more people working from home, the need for activity and regular movement is crucial to avoid health risks. The... Read more »
CLEVELAND — Historically, police have been the first responders to behavioral health crises, regardless of circumstance or risk of violence. Often, this response does not meet the needs of the person in... Read more »
In his teenage years, Gideon Lo used to be fit and athletic. He loved basketball and never went a day without playing football. Teenaged Gideon (in blue) was obsessed with sports. Numerous... Read more »
Compatibility is something we often hear about. Yet, we often find out too late that the man or woman of our dreams isn’t that compatible with us in real life. During the... Read more »
By Sam Judy | The Dallas Weekly News Despite taking the same risk of death and costly sacrifice to their mental well-being, Black Veterans continue to suffer as mental health services are... Read more »
Some pilots say it’s an issue many are afraid to talk about, but should be taking about – the Federal Aviation Administration’s mental health policies. They tell CBS News Colorado the policies... Read more »
Pet parents often struggle with guilt when leaving their pooches behind for work, workout and leisure activities. What if the Yoga time can be dedicated to your furry companions as well, extending... Read more »
About one in every eight women experiences symptoms of postpartum depression, also known as perinatal mood and anxiety disorders (PMADs), per CDC data — and with a national shortage of mental health providers,... Read more »
It is not unusual for soldiers who have fought in a war to suffer from post-traumatic stress after their missions. People who have experienced violence, who have been driven out of their homes... Read more »
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Psychotherapist Natalie Benway-Correll of Iowa City interacts with a horse during The Well Lived Life retreat at Lovely Bunches Farm in Iowa City, Iowa on Sunday, Aug. 20, 2023. The retreat allowed... Read more »
Chances are that you’ve heard of the viral 75 Hard Challenge on TikTok, but maybe you’ve never tried it before. This is likely because it takes a boatload of mental toughness. The... Read more »
Back in the late 1990s, I suffered two major head injuries while operating as a Navy SEAL. The first was a 10-foot headfirst fall through a floor onto solid concrete. The... Read more »
AI chatbot aims to provide support for women with postpartum depression: ‘A tool, not a replacement’
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Various Washington communities will receive parts of a $23 million grant from the Department of Health & Human Services (DHHS) as announced by U.S. Senator Maria Cantwell on Friday. Fentanyl overdoses kill... Read more »
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Welcome, fellow book lovers and fiction fanatics, to the ninth week of the Woman’s World — also known as ‘WW’ — book club! As you know, every week our book editors will... Read more »
Courtesy/LAPS LAPS News: Mental Health Matters – a collaborative series hosted by the LAPS Prevention Program, Los Alamos JJAB, the Los Alamos County Municipal Court, and the Los Alamos Public Schools Foundation... Read more »
The family of Courtney Ross, the 19-year-old who died in the custody of the Memphis Police Department in early August, wants all footage from his death released and wants to know why... Read more »
Summary: Researchers studied the relationship between mindfulness and people’s reactions to injustice. They aimed to understand whether mindfulness might make people less responsive to perceived unfair treatment of others. Contrary to concerns... Read more »
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Apple’s Health app adds an excellent mental health logging feature in iOS 17 Apple has introduced a new mental health logging feature in iOS 17, which encourages you to simply record how... Read more »
Summer Williams Kerley, vice president of Clinical and Market Access Solutions at Rite Aid Corporation, joined Pharmacy Times at the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) Total Store Expo in San... Read more »
In 2010, Seth Allard, a Marine Corps veteran and member of the Sault Saint Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians, drove past a parking lot full of cars outside a local Catholic Church... Read more »
I love the desert southwest, and while I will always be considered an outsider from east of the Mississippi (though I have lived in the area almost a quarter of century), the... Read more »
For exercise, Stephen Brown leaves his home early in the mornings to collect trash around the Briarwood community. During every trip, he would walk past the dilapidated building between a run-down gas... Read more »
This story is part of KUNR’s mental health series. On a cloudy day on a crop farm north of Reno, Nev., Zach Cannady tilts his head toward the sky and smiles. That’s... Read more »
Many of us can’t wait until the moment we finally get to retire. But once you no longer have to show up to work every day, all that free time can make... Read more »