How to Stop Your Self-Loathing
We all make mistakes but is it helpful to hate ourselves over it?
Read MoreWe all make mistakes but is it helpful to hate ourselves over it?
Read MoreNarcissism isn’t just a personality type that shows up in advice columns; it’s actually a set of traits classified and studied by psychologists.
Read MoreBad friendships can drag you down, but sometimes it’s hard to recognize the signs of unhealthy ones. Here’s how.
Read MoreWe spend many hours at our jobs and some of us our miserable workers. Find out a common cause for depression at work and what you may need to consider in your job search moving forward.
Read MoreIn order to be relaxed, we have to do one thing that might make us uncomfortable: process our emotions.
Read MoreThere are certain things that occur in our brains that cause some people to be more anxious than others.
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Dr. Mike gives some practical advice on following the “90/10 rule” and managing your stress.
Read MoreDepression is a sign that something’s not right in the world. But medication alone is not the full answer, because people are more than physical bodies.
Read MoreThere is no right or wrong way to deal with the loss of a loved one. The grieving process is rough – and it’s different for everyone.
Read MoreThere is a direct correlation between mental health and chronic pain. If you work to be healthy emotionally, you’ll see improvement in your pain tolerance.
Read MoreLearn the symptoms and treatments of depression to help yourself or someone else.
Read MoreHaving a kid with a disability might sound daunting and scary. Here are some tips on how to parent a kid with special needs.
Read MoreThough feelings of anxiety and panic attacks can go together, there are distinctions between them and certain treatments that work best for each.
Read MoreThe quest for personal happiness can be exhausting if it means trying to avoid all negative emotions and experiences.
Read MoreIt can be hard to know how your teen is really doing. Learn some signs to look out for that could mean your teen is depressed.
Read MoreMillions of people suffer from chronic pain, but practical tools are available to help you cope mentally and emotionally.
Read MoreSuicide can be a terrifying topic to talk about or even think about when it comes to your child, but there are ways to identify and help those teens who have thoughts of suicide.
Read MoreSystemic cultural problems are causing us to have underlying stresses that need to be addressed.
Read MoreWe cannot control our thoughts, but we can respond to them in a healthy way that integrates our thoughts with our values and behavior.
Read MoreGirls and women can struggle a lot with body image – even those female athletes who are physically healthier than most non-athletes.
Read MoreUnderstanding your emotions is only half the battle. Learning how to express them in a productive way is a larger task.
Read MoreEven fighter pilots need to be in touch with their feelings in order to lead well.
Read MoreOur culture’s model of masculinity does not always reflect a positive perspective of what it means to be a man. With reflection and intentional steps forward, we can take hold of a right way of manly living.
Read MorePost Traumatic Stress Disorder is real, but don’t be discouraged by mixed-up ideas about PTSD from seeking help from others.
Read MoreIf you’re struggling, it is a sign of courage and strength to reach out for help.
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