Understanding Atypical Depression: A Unique Biological Subtype
A recent study uncovers atypical depression as a distinct subtype with unique genetic and clinical profiles, impacting treatment responses.
Supporting Grieving Athletes: Essential Insights
An athlete suicide survivor discusses the importance of recognizing grief in sports and how it affects mental health.
Rethinking Therapy Intake for Neurodivergent Clients
Dr. Danna Bodenheimer discusses the importance of rethinking therapy intake practices to create a more inclusive and empowering environment for neurodivergent clients.
Smartphones and Social Pain: A Brain Activity Study on Social Exclusion
Research reveals that excessive smartphone use is associated with heightened sensitivity to social exclusion at the neural level.
Estradiol Levels and Narcissism in Women: A New Perspective
Recent research sheds light on the complexities of narcissism in women, revealing crucial insights about estradiol levels.
The Link Between Psychopathy and Aggression in Women
Research reveals that women with high psychopathy scores are more likely to resort to aggression, challenging stereotypical gender norms in competition.
Can Your Words Reveal Personality Dysfunction?
Explore the surprising connections between language use and personality dysfunction revealed through research.
Reevaluating Success: Mental Health in Athletics
As the Winter Olympics approach, the focus on athletes’ mental health takes center stage. Learn how they redefine success in sports.
Emotional Intelligence Boosts Adolescent Wellbeing
A recent study illustrates the strong connection between emotional intelligence and improved psychological impacts among adolescents.
How Eye Movements Predict Adolescent Anxiety Risk
New research indicates that avoidance of negative social cues in adolescent girls is linked to a higher risk of developing anxiety.