Reframing Depression: A 20-Minute Tool for Strength

New research shows that reframing depression as strength can significantly improve goal pursuit among individuals with a history of depression.
Trauma from Government Policies: Protecting Our Children

The stories of children affected by immigration policies reveal a troubling reality as government actions create trauma rather than safety.
Exploring Financial Instability and Its Impact on Suicidality

Recent research shows a strong connection between employment insecurity, financial instability, and increased risk of suicide.
Childhood Sedentary Behavior and Depression: A Vicious Cycle

Research indicates a bidirectional relationship between childhood inactivity and depression, affecting parental mental health.
Preventing Workplace Violence in Healthcare Settings

Workplace violence is a pressing issue for healthcare workers, with incidents rising sharply. Discover how employers can take proactive measures to ensure safety.
Waist-to-Hip Ratio Linked to Telomere Shortening Over Depression

This article discusses new research showing that body fat distribution, rather than depression alone, is linked to faster telomere shortening.
Navigating AI in Mental Health: A Cautionary Tale

As AI grows, many seek its support during crises—this may lead to dangerous outcomes, as experts warn against using unregulated tools.
Creating Balanced Outcomes in ABA: A Comprehensive Framework

Learn how to create a comprehensive outcomes measurement portfolio for ABA that meets organizational needs and client priorities.
Thriving in Singlehood: Understanding Psychological Needs

A study reveals that single individuals with satisfied psychological needs experience greater life satisfaction and fewer depressive symptoms.
The Role of Religiosity in Mental Health: Protecting Against Depression

Research from the MIDUS study reveals that religiosity may protect against depression and stress by fostering gratitude and social support.