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We tend to think of electronic music as a modern phenomenon, dating back only to the 20th century, but the invention of the first instrument made to use electricity occurred a couple centuries deeper than that. […]

New research suggests that higher-level brain functions play a major role in losing weight.
In a new study at a weight-loss clinic, those who lost the most amount of weight demonstrated more activity in the brain […]

And how to get them through it as a team.
Can romantic relationships survive a chronic illness? If you or your loved one has recently been diagnosed, knowing how to handle possible changes can help you stay in […]

Almost everyone has heard of probiotics and how helpful they can be for gut health, but the word “prebiotics” can seem a little confusing. The definition and scope of prebiotics have been evolving as res […]

So many times, I have cringed at friends or family when they talk about their misconstrued concept of what therapy is. Unfortunately, the messages we receive from movies and television do not portray the reality […]

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Supervised aerobic exercise may offer significant relief for patients with major depressive disorder, according to a new study published in the journal Depression and Anxiety.
Although research has shown a link […]


Fan favorite Two Truths and a Lie is back again! Listen to our hosts play the ever-popular game with the caveat that all the stories must center around depression and depression symptoms.

Michelle kicks us o […]

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If you are one of the more than 100 million Americans suffering with chronic pain, you know how desperate you can get searching for relief. For constant or chronic pain, sometimes knowing that you can only get […]

A new study has found that people who commute through natural environments report better mental health.
The study was based on questionnaires answered by 3,599 participants from four European cities, according to […]

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The experience of pleasure is distinct from the experience of happiness. Quite distinct.
With pleasure, a dopamine “spike” occurs in response to an acute momentary reward. The experience feels wonderful but dep […]

Individuals with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) who receive their preferred form of treatment — whether drugs or therapy — are more likely to improve compared to those who are randomly prescribed the non-p […]

In a new paper, published in the Review of Education, U.K. researchers offer new guidelines on how school personnel can best help students with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) to improve academics […]

While having the ApoE4 gene is a major genetic risk factor for Alzheimer’s disease (AD), not all ApoE4 carriers develop the disease. But new research shows that ApoE4 coupled with chronic inflammation dr […]

The summer of 2018 went fine. Tommy, my 13-year-old son, was enrolled in several summer camps, which he enjoyed; we had no discernible immediate family issues, and I was in a complete bipolar remission. It felt […]

“This time, we are holding onto the tension of not knowing, not willing to press the panic button. We are unlearning thousands of years of conditioning.” – Sukhvinder Sircar
This morning I awoke feeling uncer […]

​​Social anxiety is finally becoming a more understood disorder. In the past, it was treated with less than stellar seriousness in both the professional and non-professional world. Often mistaken for shyness or […]