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Mental health issues are on the rise around the world. Here are 10 numbers that highlight the magnitude of the hidden crisis.

Cash-strapped younger generations have been grappling with soaring rents and the rising costs of living, which means that to make ends meet, things like therapy are being treated as luxuries, mental health experts say.

Friends are increasingly going to therapy together.

The perfect follow-up to You Are Not Alone: a guide for parents, educators, caregivers, and mental health professionals on how to navigate mental healthcare for the young people in their lives.

A closer examination of the "teen mental health crisis" challenges whether there really is a crisis or if a confluence of cultural factors has exaggerated the reality.

Talking to friends about your mental health, getting help from people other than friends, supporting a friend who has a mental health problem, and what to do if you're feeling feeling overwhelmed.

No longer are people choosing between their religious practices and therapy. They're doing it all, and then some, to achieve optimal well-being.

As a youth mental health crisis persists in the US, a new report highlights a significant gap between the level of support that teenagers feel and the amount that parents think their children have.

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Psychology’s most important message is “We belong to each other.” But consumer culture insists that we live separate lives. How we respond will shape our future.

An overwhelmed, underfunded system is jamming ERs with patients in psychiatric distress. And sometimes the consequences are deadly.

New study finds fitness influencers can have a polarizing effect on their followers

"We're driven by these beliefs, but they're kind of like air because you don't really notice them," said therapist Natalie Moore.

People with complex and ongoing mental health needs say the health system is letting them down.

The prevalence of mental illness in the Black community brings specific challenges impacting mind, body and spirit.

If you're finding it hard to cope with the news and social media, you’re not alone.

You’ve probably heard about how bad social media and other internet use is, but there is another side to that story. Experts share a more nuanced approach.

Greetings, fellow readers! Confession time: I might have a bit of a screen addiction. But hey, who can blame me? Screens are my trusty sidekicks, helping me earn a living and experience epic advent…

We’ve heard of taking a sick day off work or school, but what’s a mental health day? Whether they are official or not, a mental health day is when someone takes a break from their regular responsibilities to rest, recuperate and care for their mental health. Often they will function the same as a sick […]

There is a lot to watch from Meet the Press on this topic. The bottom line is whether we care enough to do more. There's a lot of talk about social media and parents, but when half of all people even trying to get help don't get any, we have to asl ourselves how much we care. Does American society care about mental illness or not? Right now, I would argue that it leans much more towards not caring.