Mental Health

Is Coffee Good For You? 8 Surprising Health Benefits Of Caffeine

Ever wondered what coffee does to your body? Here's a list of its health benefits as well as coffee brands in the U.S.A. that you should try.

PTSD Symptoms And Treatment: 6 Ways To Recover From Trauma On National PTSD Awareness Day

This National PTSD Awareness Day, learn six ways that can help you recover and get your life back on track.

Looking For Online Counseling For Depression And Anxiety? Cerebral Is The Answer

Looking for an online counseling service to help with mental health-related issues? Here's how Cerebral can help you in getting better.

How worried should you be about coronavirus variants? A virologist explains his concerns

Spring has sprung, and there is a sense of relief in the air. But there is something else in the air: ominous SARS-CoV-2 variants.

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Anxious about going out into the world? You’re not alone, but there’s help

It’s the moment we thought we were all waiting for…or is it?

Service dogs can help veterans with PTSD – growing evidence shows they may reduce anxiety in practical ways

A growing number of veterans are turning to service dogs for help with PTSD symptoms.

More Hair in the Sink? You Know What to Blame

Physical stress can cause a variety of problems, from body pain and tension to hair loss and delayed periods.

A G.R.E.A.T. Way to Handle Stress

Even as more people become vaccinated against the coronavirus, allowing hope to peek out on the horizon for all to feel, worry and stress have not gone away.

Switch Your Clocks; Stay Aware of Your Health

If people seem a bit more salty Sunday, it could be because springing ahead to Daylight Savings Time (DST) has cost them more than just an hour of sleep.

Pandemic-Caused PTSD: Treating the Next Health Crisis

Besides the long-term effects of Covid-19 on the body, there is growing recognition of the psychological impact that Covid-19 has on the community at large, and growing concern for the enduring...

When a Doctor Breaks His Hippocratic Oath, by Suicide

In the past 20 years, the suicide rate in the US among those 16 to 64 years of age has risen 40%. Hidden inside that percentage are physician suicides -- the completed ones.