mind

Cost, distance, and scheduling conflicts are common reasons people don’t make a second appointment—but sometimes it’s deeper.

Working in a familiar place and eating familiar, anodyne food gets me through the chaos of life as a freelancer (and life in general).

As mental health disorders run rampant, scientists are trying to make an immunization from bacteria that could help.

An increasingly popular treatment called EMDR utilizes a bizarre technique. But mainstream psychologists are embracing it.

"It's super painful to be a human being right now at this point in history."

Unlike other types of physical abuse, sleep deprivation doesn’t leave a mark.

Going to crash sites, talking to grieving families, and listening to black box recordings takes an emotional toll.

People suffering from climate despair are turning to spiritual leaders. This is the advice they get.

U.S. counties above 4,000 feet have twice the suicides as counties at 2,000 feet. Is it because there's less oxygen in the air, or is something else going on?

My friendships with other women were hard-earned, closely guarded one-on-ones, until I accidentally started a thriving Instagram community.

Robots may be coming your job, but a new study finds we don’t need to work that much anyway.

“We think of boosts to self-esteem as analogous to sugar: tasty but not nutritious.”