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Those suffering from high-functioning depression may seem "OK", but many keep their sadness hidden.
Bullying can have a significant impact on our emotional health, productivity and interactions with others.
The glycemic index is useful for understanding how the body breaks down carbohydrates.
It's easy to wallow in self-pity and listen to our inner critic - but it's up to us to tell our inner critic to sit down and be quiet.
Check out this tip to help combat afternoon munchies at work and on the go!
Being assertive helps you express your true feelings and needs more easily. Plus, it can boost self-esteem and earn others' respect.
Personality disorders involve long-term patterns of thoughts and behaviors that are inflexible, often perceived as unhealthy.
Whether you're looking to cope with a specific mental health problem, better deal with unpleasant emotions, or simply want to feel more energetic and balanced, there are many things you can do to take control of your mental health.
When we're overwhelmed, it can be very easy to cope with, say, a handful of chips or a cookie. Here are some healthy alternatives!
People with depression often have a hard time sleeping, or on the flipside, they may sleep a lot.
Complete these stretches throughout the day if you often sit for long periods of time, as they will help reduce stiffness and keep your muscles from becoming sore or tight.
Hygge is a feeling or mood that comes with taking genuine pleasure in making ordinary moments more meaningful.
Walking mindfully can make you feel calmer, more focused and refreshed right away.
Here are some tips to help you break the dangerous habit of texting while driving.
Is matcha the newest superfood fad or the real deal? Learn more about the health benefits associated with matcha.
Trying to tell the difference between what expected behaviors are and what might be the known signs of a mental illness isn't always easy.
Social stigmas can occur in many different forms. The most common deal with culture, gender, race, obesity, illness and disease.
