Too much time spent watching quick video content may lead to digital addiction, a new study in China suggests.

Medication, physical therapy, steroid injections, and implanted devices may be helpful, but newer research has discovered ...

A new pilot program launched by Talkspace, an online behavioral health care company, brings access to mental health resources ...

Programs and services at the Blue Ridge Center are available to anyone in the community needing additional support for ...

The challenges of dating can be amplified when living with a chronic illness or disability, but practical strategies can help ...

An interview with trauma specialist and "Unapologetic" author Annalie Howling examines the strategies women use to suppress themselves and society uses to control them.

Thumbs up to the partnership between The Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Minnesota Rural Behavioral Health Clinic at Minnesota State University and the Children’s Museum of Southern Minnesota for ...

Experts suggest that the discipline required during Lent can strengthen willpower, reshape habits, and improve mental ...

Wall Street Journal says pioneer of behavioral economics, who died last year at 90, made decision to forgo suffering of old ...

"The work of being conflict resilient is entering into a landscape that doesn't have a script because it's motivated by a ...

Israeli-American psychologist and Nobel Prize winner in economics, Daniel Kahneman, who died over a year ago, used doctor assisted suicide to end his life, the Wall Street Journal revealed on Friday.

Summary: New research reveals dopamine has a previously unknown role: reshaping our memories of rewarding experiences. In a ...