4 Subtle Signs of Unspoken Tension in RelationshipsHidden tensions are silent stressors that can strain a relationship. Signs include defensiveness, long silences, sudden outbursts, and decreases in physical intimacy. Mar 10 26March 10, 2026Article at Verywell Mind
I Tried Drinking 13 Cups of Water a Day for a Week for My Mental HealthIt's recommended that men drink 13 cups of water a day. Here's what happened when I tried hitting the recommended intake every day for a week. Aug 28 25August 28, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
I Drank a “Cortisol Cocktail” Every Day for a Month—Here’s What Happened'Cortisol cocktails' have become popular online with people hoping to reduce cortisol levels. Learn what they are and what happened when I tried them every day for a month. Aug 18 25August 18, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
How Our 'Weak Ties' Actually Have a Super Strong Impact on Our LivesThe people we'd least expect to matter in our day-to-day can genuinely make us happier. Learn how weak ties can help us improve our mood and create new connections. May 13 25May 13, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
How the 5-Second Rule Can Help You Break Free From ProcrastinationThe 5-second rule has gone viral online, and this is how it can help you stop procrastinating by immediately kicking your brain into gear. Apr 01 25April 01, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
I Tried Turmeric Lattes to Boost My Energy—Here's What HappenedTurmeric has many health benefits, and it's often thought to be an energy booster. Here's what happens after drinking turmeric lattes every day for a week. Mar 17 25March 17, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
Is Adrenal Fatigue Real? Here's What Medical Experts Have to SaySymptoms of chronic stress are sometimes labeled as adrenal fatigue. Here, find out whether it's a legitimate medical diagnosis and what to do if you're feeling the symptoms. Feb 11 25February 11, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
5 Unusual Signs of Hidden Tensions in Relationships You Might Be OverlookingHidden tensions are silent stressors that can put a strain on a relationship. Learn how to identify and work through them in your romantic and other relationships. Feb 04 25February 04, 2025Article at Verywell Mind
How to Read People Like a Book, According to Body Language ExpertsHave you ever wanted to know what someone’s thinking, or what their motives are? If you’d like to know how to read people like a book, this is a great starting point. Dec 13 24December 13, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
What Sex Addiction Is Not, According to Sex TherapistsSex addiction is a compulsive need to perform sexual acts to achieve a “fix.” Sex therapists and psychologists explain the signs and symptoms of a sex addiction and treatment options. Nov 19 24November 19, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
Supporting a Loved One with Primary Progressive AphasiaLanguage difficulties are common in this form of dementia; here's how to care for someone with the diagnosis Nov 15 24November 15, 2024Article at Next Avenue
The Psychological Toll of Repeat Hurricane Exposure Should Not Be OverlookedBarry, Zeta, Ian, Ida, Ernesto, Helene, Milton. As the list of names of major hurricanes grows longer, our collective ability to cope with the after-effects—both physically and emotionally—becomes unsteady. According to a 2022 study, repeated… Oct 16 24October 16, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
How to Excel as a Leader When You're an IntrovertIt's often thought that an introvert can't be as good of a leader as an extrovert, but introverts can be great leaders too, and here's how. Oct 14 24October 14, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
How to Cope With Depression and Anxiety at the Same TimeDepression and anxiety are both pretty common as mental health conditions go, and for some of us—myself included—they exist together. In fact, some studies have suggested that between 20% and 40% of those with depression or anxiety have both. They… Sep 27 24September 27, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
6 Ways to Prevent Dooming Your Friendship When Traveling TogetherDespite what social media says, you *can* travel with friends successfully Have you seen those friendship breakup TikToks? You know, the ones where a group of girls come to Miami as friends and leave as enemies? Yep, those videos have traumatized me… Aug 28 24August 28, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
Treating Complex Trauma in the LGBTQIA+ CommunityWhen somebody has repeated exposure to traumatic events and experiences, they may develop complex trauma. The National Child Traumatic Stress Network describes complex trauma as exposure to multiple traumatic events, as well as the “wide-ranging,… Jul 29 24July 29, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
Could The Three-Month Dating Rule Help You Find Lasting Love?So you recently started dating someone and it's going really well. You've been hanging out for about a month now and things feel like they're heading in the direction of a relationship, but how do you know when you're ready to take that next step?… Jun 24 24June 24, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
The Importance of Affirming Spaces and Communities for LGBTQIA+ YouthPoint blank, LGBTQIA+ young people experience challenges and difficulties that their cisgender, heterosexual peers do not, from higher rates of mental health conditions to queerphobic bullying. The Trevor Project released their 2024 U.S. National… May 30 24May 30, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
How to Make Time Go Faster When Your Workday Seems to Be CrawlingWe’ve all been in that position at work or school where time doesn’t seem to be moving forward at all. You can’t concentrate on the task at hand, you keep looking at the clock, and you’re longing for freedom. It’s totally normal, too. As Sarah… May 29 24May 29, 2024Article at Verywell Mind
Divorcing a Narcissist: How to Survive the Legal and Emotional ChallengesYou can beat them at their own game Divorce is an emotionally traumatizing experience for anyone. But it may be more emotionally taxing if your partner is a narcissist. Typically, the word "narcissist" is used colloquially to describe someone selfish… May 24 24May 24, 2024Article at Verywell Mind