If you ever worry about what other people think of you, you’re in good company: human beings generally care what other human beings think of them.
If you ever worry about what other people think of you, you’re in good company: human beings generally care what other human beings think of them.
Misinformation breeds depression myths, and people with mental illness change the way they see themselves and their condition based on these myths.
Stop settling for the average, boring stress busters that have become the norm in your life. Consider these six unusual ways to de-stress.
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A disrupted circadian rhythm will likely impact your immediate mood, but it can interfere with your long-term emotional health, too.
Junk food isn’t healthy by any stretch of the imagination, so why does your body crave it? Why does unhealthy food taste good if we shouldn't eat it?
‘Anxiety’ is often used to apply to mulitiple disorders and as an umbrella diagnosis. Start on the path to proper treatment by understanding anxiety today.
Your short attention span is not personality flaw, and there are many strategies that you can employ to help you sustain your focus and stop wasting time.
Many health myths have survived for a long time because they contain more than a grain of truth. Other beliefs are just flat out wrong.
Drinking alcohol changes our spirits and if we consume too much we become inebriated. But have you ever thought about how alcohol gets you drunk?