Mental Health

What does it look like to give your full presence to someone? Ultimately it is your presence shared with me, and my presence shared with you, that will heal us all.

Rates of anxiety disorders, the most common adolescent mental health conditions in the U.S., are increasing. Treatments including pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy can be costly, and are not panaceas.

In my life I can safely say I was taught how to acquire things, how to consume, how to have and to hold, however, I was never taught what to do when I began to lose what I loved.

Many news stories over the past two years have emphasized the mental health toll of Covid on healthcare workers first and foremost, but also parents of school-age children, teachers, low-wage workers…

Mental health and financial challenges swell around Christmas, but does the stress and merriment of the season take a toll on one’s physical body?

Here's how to tell whether you're experiencing psychological symptoms or those of coronavirus.

Drug overdose deaths increased by nearly a third from April 2020 to April 2021, according to data the CDC published late last year, with overdose deaths exceeding 100,000 in a single year for the firs

Here, two mental health professionals who manage breast cancer patients provide some guidance for clinicians unfamiliar with this journey.

The story of a patient that changed my life.

Read the news on any given day and you’re bound to see a headline about another shooting.

If you are considering going to nights, but wonder if it’s possible, let this post put you at ease.

Emotional stress, heavy workloads and rotating night shift sleep disturbances are among the biggest risk factors for healthcare workers who tend to get migraines.

You are not alone.

Some 85 percent of nurses are bullied. Both nurses and healthcare administrators have an obligation to stop this behavior.

High stress, break room snacks, and limited time and energy to exercise are just some of the occupational (heart) hazards that HCPs face.

As of July 16th, people across the U.S. can call 988 on landlines or cell phones to be connected to the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or a similar crisis hotline or call center.