Tom Holland Said He's Taking A Break From Social Media To Focus On His Mental Health
"I get caught up and I spiral when I read things about me online and ultimately it's very detrimental to my mental state, so I decided to take a step back and delete the app."
There's A Suicide And Crisis Hotline Called 988. Here’s Everything To Know About It.
If you’re having suicidal thoughts, a substance use crisis, or any other kind of emotional distress, you can dial 988 to be connected to mental health support.
I Overstressed My Body Until It Shut Me Down
As an ultramarathon runner and a driven person, I was used to pushing my body to its limits. But then it revolted.
People With Dermatillomania Are Turning To TikTok To Spread Awareness
“In my mind I’m screaming at myself to stop picking, stop picking, but I just couldn’t.”
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The Internet Loves A Short King, But Height Bias On Dating Apps Is Still Very Common
While a preference for taller men isn’t new, dating apps make it feel more blatant.
Miriam Fauzia
How Do You Deal With Loneliness? Share Your Story About What Worked For You.
Loneliness is extremely common, so we want to hear what you’ve done to overcome it — even if you’re still working on it.
Katie Camero
Jonah Hill Revealed He’ll No Longer Promote His Films In Order To Protect His Mental Health After Spending “Nearly 20 Years Experiencing Anxiety Attacks” Because Of “Public-Facing Events”
“If I made myself sicker by going out there and promoting it, I wouldn’t be acting true to myself or to the film.”
Leyla Mohammed
The Children Who Survived The Uvalde Shooting Now Need Money For Therapy
The family of 10-year-old Noah Orona asked for donations to "help him recover from the mental trauma that has left [their] little guy with trying to comprehend not only his wounds, but witnessing the suffering of his friends, classmates, and his beloved teachers."
Emerson Malone
Here’s How To Deal With Health Anxiety, According To Therapists
Once called “hypochondriacs,” people with health anxiety often have a fear of the unknown, experts say, and it can be a diagnosable condition in its own right.
Katie Camero
It’s OK If You’re Not Sure How To Respond Emotionally To Tragic News
In the aftermath of tragic events like school shootings, you may feel anxious, grief-stricken, angry, hopeless, powerless, or even desensitized and numb. Experts say there’s more than one way to process trauma, all of which are normal and to be expected.
Katie Camero
Commuting To Work Can Be Bad For Your Health, Research Shows. Here’s Why.
The pandemic may have transformed your commute to work or abolished it. If you’re back at it, here’s how commuting can affect your health, in good and bad ways.
Katie Camero
Giving Up On A Perfect Recovery Actually Helped Me Heal From My Eating Disorder
I used to think of recovery as a peak I would reach. But now I think of it as an active, cyclical process.
Addy Baird
“I Was Very Convinced That I Didn’t Exist”: 5 People Describe Their Experience With Dissociation
Here’s what it’s really like to experience dissociation in a persistent, life-affecting way.
Michelle Hyun Kim
A Stanford Soccer Star Who Died By Suicide “Lived Life To The Fullest,” Her Teammate Said
The parents of Katie Meyer, 22, said they had "no red flags," but believed she was facing possible disciplinary action from Stanford before her death.
Julia Reinstein
