Protecting Mental Health

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Our culture works hard to keep sex and death separate but recharging the libido might provide the release that grief needs

Neurosurgeon James Doty and neuroscientist Sabina Brennan ask if there is any real science in manifesting in their new books

In Mind Magic, James Doty explains how your attention can be redirected in a way that can change your brain and help you realize your goals.

Some motives are biological, while others are personal or social. We look at motivation and drivers of behavior.

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They're simple, but that doesn't mean they're easy.

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In the age of digital overload, the phenomenon of "popcorn brain" is increasingly altering our ability to focus and process information.

Every night, we leave the grand tapestry of intricate details that make up our daily lives and travel into a completely different world. Our dreams can certainly be wild, utterly nonsensical, and seemingly completely divorced from ourselves and our reality. However, since ancient times, dreams have held a special status across many different cultures. […]

Does technology alter our brains to make us feel that we are always lacking something?

Does technology alter our brains to make us feel that we are always lacking something?

What do you do when you recoil at conventional self-help advice?

While napping can be beneficial to your health, it can also be harmful if not done right—the key is knowing just how long to nap for.

Are you stuck in your comfort zone? Here are some tips to help you become 'unstuck' and continue on your journey toward stability. Getty Images By a

At times, we all deal with intrusive negative thoughts. What's the best way to cope? Here's what the science has to say...

Being a little more happy doesn't have to be hard. Here are four tips from research that can help you smile wider...

When life gets hard we all want to know how to be more resilient. Here's what the research says can help us...

A study found that high-quality sleep during the weekend improves mental reattachment to work on Monday, reducing exhaustion throughout the workweek.

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Si Ni San successfully treats many mental health conditions if patients fall within the category of emotions. It needs differentiation with other formulas.

But expert says the study does not suggest people seeking mental health care should self-manage with lifestyle changes

Stanford researchers identified six depression subtypes using brain imaging and machine learning, enabling personalized treatment predictions and improving outcomes based on specific brain activity patterns.

Training in compassion through Compassion Focused Therapy significantly expanded participants' moral circles, increasing concern for a wider range of beings, including family, strangers, animals, and the environment, with effects growing stronger over a three-month period.

New research has found that nature contact significantly enhances prosocial behaviors, primarily through increasing self-transcendence, with additional, less consistent effects from nature connectedness and reduced materialism.

Your habits require a strong foundation — especially as your life grows and changes.

A person can experience burnout as a result of many situations. Learn more about strategies to deal with burnout.

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