Mental Health

Prioritize you.

It's not simple. But it's part of being human.

Is it safe to create or watch a "fear food" challenge? It depends.

Treat yourself the same way you'd treat a friend.

Some teens describe "almost constant" social media use.

Three strategies for helping your son develop critical thinking skills.

A new study on the subject is more complicated than it seems.

Grace is your antidote to the blues, but here's how to turn the mantra into action.

The suit alleges that Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and other social media companies harm young users.

These strategies will help you get the most out of unplugging.

Teens shouldn't get repetitive recommendations for certain types of content.

The campaign includes a website to help people explore and support their mental health.

Marvel comics author draws on real-life inspiration for this one-of-a-kind story.

The "Rick and Morty" actor plays a vape with a very special message.

Log your mood and emotions, plus take an anxiety or depression assessment.

The rapper champions mental health in new PSA: "It's OK to not be OK."

Experts are working to create a rating system for social media, search engines, and gaming platforms.

The hotline becomes more accessible to people in crisis who are deaf and hard of hearing.

The technologies are associated with stress, irritability, and burnout for some workers.

These questions can quickly determine if a young person is in need of help.

Looking for virtual therapy, meditation music, or ADHD treatment? You might find malware instead.

Popular AI tools and chatbots can give users dangerous tips and suggestions.

Going back to school can bring on the blues. Take control of your mental health with these tips.

We know that heat waves can worsen mental health. We urgently need innovative solutions.

SEL skills aren't just for kids. Parents need them, too.