Mental Health - Page 94

Homeless people need more than a house. They need something money can't buy

Homelessness means a lot more than a crisis of those who lack a house. Its foundation is rooted in many different problems, all of which need to be addressed so they can move forward.

Psychedelic retreat reports 183% spike in bookings as health experts cite 'downside' of unregulated use

Psychedelic retreats and experiences are seeing a spike in interest all over the world. Psychedelic experts discuss boosts in popularity, programs offered and impacts of these therapies.

UConn's Dan Hurley addresses importance of mental health advocacy for men: 'It's a crisis'

University of Connecticut men's basketball coach Dan Hurley spoke to OutKick's Dan Dakich about mental health awareness and the struggles men have speaking up.

Judge denied release of woman who stabbed childhood friend because of ‘Slender Man’

Morgan Geyser, one of the two people convicted in the Slender Man stabbing case, was denied a conditional release by a judge on Thursday, April 11.

Social psychologist urges parents to keep smartphones away from kids to 'protect' their mental health

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt shared four pieces of smartphone knowledge that can help adults keep kids off smartphones and protect their mental health.

A look at the merits of taking a mini sabbatical, or 'adult gap year'

Fans of mini sabbaticals say they help to avoid burnout, re-center themselves while transitioning between jobs, and get perspective on how and where they want to spend their time.

How an Iraq War veteran coped with PTSD by using taste mindfulness and bourbon

U.S. Army veteran Fred Minnick became a world-renowned bourbon expert following his tour in Iraq. Minnick returned home to the U.S. with PTSD and trauma — and used mindfulness to heal.

Retirement and loneliness: 3 tips for seniors to combat sadness during their golden years

More than one-third of older adults feel lonely at least once a week, studies show. Experts warn of the dangers of senior loneliness and how to mitigate the risks.

Gen Z happiness is most driven by one surprising thing, Gallup poll finds

A Gallup poll revealed that Gen Zers are happiest when they find a sense of purpose at school or work. Study author Zach Hrynowski and psychologist Dr. Michele Borba share insights on the findings.

Can we reverse Alzheimer’s disease? Experts suggest ‘new paradigm’ for combating dementia

With more people dying from Alzheimer’s disease than ever before, experts are emphasizing the importance of early diagnosis and intervention -- and even potentially reversing symptoms.