Compassionate Mind Training Expands to Younger Students, Shows Early Benefits
A new study published in Frontiers in Psychology examines the rollout of Compassionate Mind Training (CMT) in elementary schools across the United Kingdom. Rese
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Mankeeping: Measuring the Hidden Emotional Labor Women Do for Partners’ Social Lives
A new psychological survey has been developed to measure „mankeeping,„the unpaid emotional labor women often perform to manage and maintain their romantic partn
Rekindling Connection: How to Fix Communication Breakdowns in Relationships
When couples stop sharing thoughts and feelings, the bond that once thrived can fray. Many partners notice a silent distance grow, but few realize the underlyin
Stronger Than You Think: Rethinking Resilience in the Face of Trauma
Sherry Hamby's new book, *Stronger Than You Think*, released this spring, challenges the popular notion that resilience is an innate trait. Drawing on psycholog
The Righting Reflex: Why Pushing Change Often Pushes People Away
Mental health professionals warn that well-intentioned attempts to „fix„loved ones struggling with addiction or harmful behaviors can backfire dramatically. Thi
Why Relationship Breakups Heighten Suicide Risk for Men
A new global review of studies shows that men are significantly more likely to experience suicidal thoughts, attempts, or death after a romantic breakup. The ri
AI Companions Improve Mental Health but Harm Real-World Bonds
Researchers have found that artificial intelligence companions designed to simulate empathy can enhance users’ mental well-being while simultaneously weakening
Workplace Violence and Insecurity Shape Attitudes on Patient Rights
A recent study in Germany has shed light on the complex relationship between workplace violence and the attitudes of mental health professionals towards patient
Attachment Styles in Relationships: Why You Chase, Pull Away, or Shut Down
When a partner delays replying to a text that usually gets a quick response, it can trigger strong emotional reactions depending on one’s attachment style. This
Long-Term Study Questions Link Between Sugary Drinks and Stomach Cancer
A comprehensive study involving over 111,000 adults in the U.S. has raised concerns about the relationship between sugary drinks and stomach cancer. Conducted o
Hidden Immune Environment Discovered in Thymuses of Myasthenia Gravis Patients
Researchers at Northwestern Medicine have identified a previously unknown immune environment within the thymus gland of patients suffering from myasthenia gravi
Strong Friendships Boost Health, Global Study Reveals
A large international study has found a strong connection between good friendships and overall well-being. The research, published in the *Journal of Mental Hea