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Afraid to Admit You’re Struggling After Baby? Talking About It Can Help

Afraid to Admit You’re Struggling After Baby? Talking About It Can Help

The year after a baby arrives is the most significant period of mental health risk in a woman’s lifetime.

When Postpartum Emotions Are a Sign of Something More

When Postpartum Emotions Are a Sign of Something More

Postpartum mental health has been in the spotlight, raising questions about what’s normal after having a baby and when symptoms may signal something more serious.

What Is Health Anxiety – And Can It Make You Sick?

What Is Health Anxiety – And Can It Make You Sick?

For people with health anxiety, minor symptoms can set off a cycle of worry that can be hard to break.

Kids and AI: What Parents Need to Know

Kids and AI: What Parents Need to Know

Understanding how AI impacts developing brains is crucial. Learn what parents can do to guide children toward responsible, healthy AI use.

Is Scrolling Giving You Brain Rot?

Is Scrolling Giving You Brain Rot?

The term captures both the addictive nature of shallow digital media, and the perceived psychological and cognitive effects of overconsuming it.

‘Scanxiety’ Is Real: Here’s What Can Help

‘Scanxiety’ Is Real: Here’s What Can Help

Anticipating a medical scan or the results of one can cause fear and worry. It helps to acknowledge fears and work on coping strategies.

Can Beta Blockers Help With Anxiety? Here's What to Know

Can Beta Blockers Help With Anxiety? Here's What to Know

Beta blocker medications may be an effective treatment option for those who experience occasional, situational anxiety, but there are some pros and cons that should be considered.

Doomscrolling: Breaking the Habit

Doomscrolling: Breaking the Habit

Endlessly scrolling through negative content on your cell phone – or doomscrolling – is an unhealthy but common habit, especially among younger adults.

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