Right Brain Shows Faster Signs of Aging Than Left Side
Researchers have unveiled a novel artificial intelligence tool that maps brain aging through detailed MRI analysis. Published in the Proceedings of the National
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Childhood Trauma, Uncertainty, and Suicidal Thoughts in Female Prisoners
A recent study published in the Journal of Forensic and Legal Psychology examined how early life trauma contributes to suicidal ideation among incarcerated wome
How to Dismantle Self-Stigma in Schizophrenia Care
Dr. Tracy Hicks, a psychiatric healthcare provider and mother, shares her personal and professional journey with schizophrenia to highlight how self-stigma affe
Daily Step Count Boosts Teen Mental Health, Study Finds
Walking to school, playing outside, or shopping can positively affect teens’ mental health. The research, based on a large U.S. sample, shows that simple daily
5 Quiet Indicators of Growth as a Yoga Instructor
Adam Husler, a seasoned yoga educator, has shared insights on what truly marks progress in teaching. His experience spans classes, workshops, and trainings glob
PTSD Takes Center Stage in New Clinical Editorial Initiative
Clinicians are invited to contribute to a dedicated October 2026 editorial program focused on Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder. This initiative targets mental hea
Child’s Early Battle With OCD Unveiled in Personal Memoir
A young girl, now in her late teens, recounts how obsessive‑compulsive disorder first surfaced when she was eight. She describes a daily routine of guilt and co
When Your Body Clock Misaligns, AI Feels Safer Than Human Judgment
Disrupted sleep patterns that throw off a person’s natural circadian rhythm can lead to heightened social anxiety, making individuals more inclined to seek eval
How School Exhaustion Drives Teens Toward Endless Video Feeds
Researchers have uncovered a troubling behavioral trend among teenagers. Academic exhaustion directly pushes vulnerable students toward compulsive short-video c
27 Ways to Break Your Bad Habits (without the Cravings)
Bad habits often slip into daily routines unnoticed, becoming automatic behaviors that people repeat without thinking. Common examples include procrastination,
Healing Breath: A Mindfulness Practice for Communities Navigating Trauma, Loss, and Uncertainty
Rose Felix Cratsley, a monthly contributing teacher, developed a healing breath practice designed for communities facing conflict, displacement, structural ineq
Aging brains show adaptation rather than decline, new research claims
Researchers have published a new study in the journal Perspectives on Psychological Science. The findings challenge the common belief that cognitive function si