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Styles of Narcissism
If you know a narcissist, you know how self-absorbed and difficult they can be. These traits don't change with time. Here's how to cope .
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Do It in Person
When you socialize in person you open the door to a deeper kind of connection, one that is not only rewarding, but good for your health.
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Failure Is Overrated
Failure is often seen as a prelude to future success. It may be that occasionally, but it can also lead us to be less generous to others.
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Teen Depression: Don't Just Blame Social Media
A closer look at the connection between depression and social media use reveals that other factors, such as time outdoors, also play a role.
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Psychoactive Drugs Are Having a Moment. The FDA Will Soon Weigh In
Drugs like Ketamine and MDMA can offer relief from depression, PTSD, thoughts of suicide. How the FDA will regulate them is another matter.
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The Longterm Benefits of Positive Emotions
Teens who experience more positive feelings in adolescence have better overall health in adulthood, suggesting a useful intervention.
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Dementia Creates Twice the Loneliness
Patients with dementia often feel socially isolated. So do their caregivers. There are ways to help both reconnect with others.
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Lonely Americans
Loneliness is on the rise in Europe and especially the U.S. A person's culture may play a role. Younger people appear to be more affected.
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A Second Look at the Impact of Menopause on Mental Health
Menopause is not likely to be anyone's idea of a good time, but for most women it really isn't as troublesome as it's been made out to be.
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Dogs Are Good for Your Brain
Dogs do different things for the brain depending on what you do with them. Some activities promote relaxation; others, concentration.
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