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Yale Psychiatrist Dr. Mark Rego discusses suicide prevention and what you can do to help in a crisis.

Giant health-related websites are excellent resources, but don’t discount the personal mental health blogs on this list. They are the best in the world.

These 5 online therapy tips will help you get the most out of your sessions so you can get to work and start getting better today.

Narcissistic abuse shatters its victims and destroys relationships. But you can heal from it, grow stronger, and move on. In this post, we’ll teach you how.

Journaling is an excellent (and free) way to practice self-care. To get you started, here are 99 thought-provoking journal prompts for depression and anxiety.

Research about the brain-gut connection is clear. If you want to remain physically healthy and mentally fit, you can’t neglect your gut.

Depression in teenagers is often difficult to spot. Parents need to know both the myths and the facts about teen depression if they want to help.

Teenage substance abuse is a problem all parents need to be prepared to address. In this post, we’ll talk about 7 things concerned parents can do to help.

Criticism, Contempt, Defensiveness, and Stonewalling – what Dr. John Gottman calls “The Four Horsemen of Relationships.” We’ll talk about what they are and how to avoid them.

As more and more singles turn to dating apps like Tinder to find true love, we need to talk about the psychological dangers of online dating and how to avoid them.

Do you struggle with body image issues? You’re not alone. The good news? You can learn to overcome them without dieting or going to the gym. Here’s how.

The mental health benefits of dogs are clear. Owning a dog helps you better regulate your emotions, improves your social life, and gives you purpose.