Antipsychotics are increasingly being prescribed to children – here’s why we should be concerned
An increasing number of young people in the UK are being referred to child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS)....
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A little bit of narcissism is normal and healthy – here’s how to tell when it becomes pathological
There is a major distinction between healthy and pathological narcissism. Joos Mind/The Image Bank via Getty ImagesDuring former President Donald...
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Lucky girl syndrome: the potential dark side of TikTok’s extreme positive thinking trend
'Lucky girl syndrome' is similar to the 'law of attraction'. Ground Picture/ ShutterstockIf you’re looking for ways to bring more...
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Mental health: how living in the city and country compare
There are many reasons why the place you live may affect your mental health. Pixelvario/ ShutterstockIs it better to live...
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It’s not just weddings – how celebrating small wins and unconventional milestones can bring joy
Rawpixel.com/ShutterstockIn an episode of the popular TV show Sex and the City, protagonist Carrie Bradshaw sets up a fake wedding...
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Joy is good for your body and your mind – three ways to feel it more often
There are many things you can do every day to get a bit more joy in your life. Ground Picture/...
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Sibling aggression and abuse go beyond rivalry – bullying within a family can have lifelong repercussions
Hurting a sibling is not the same thing as healthy rivalry. Glasshouse Images/The Image Bank via Getty ImagesNearly 80% of...
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When does clinical depression become an emergency? 4 questions answered
Sen. John Fetterman has been widely praised for going public about his need for treatment for depression. Alex Wong via...
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American man developed an Irish accent after getting prostate cancer – foreign accent syndrome explained
pathdoc/ShutterstockAn American man developed an Irish accent following treatment for metastatic prostate cancer. The man was in his 50s and...
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Eating disorders are deadly: What are they, who’s at risk, and what can be done about it
More than 100,000 Canadians are diagnosed with an eating disorder every year. (Shutterstock) Eating disorders such as anorexia nervosa, bulimia...
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