Category: Mental Health

The end-of-year holidays—Thanksgiving, Kwanza, Chanukah, Ramadan, Christmas, New Year’s Eve, and others—can be the most challenging time for those dealing with grief. If you are

The number of children diagnosed with attention disorders these days is higher than ever, and the most common diagnosis is attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).

There’s simply no doubt about it—minority health disparities resulting from structural racism and discrimination exist in the American healthcare system, and minority members feel the

America’s views and laws concerning the LGBTQ community exist in a state of contradictions. On the one hand, the Biden administration has made it a

Mental health is as essential to overall well-being as physical health, and a person must maintain both through care and exercise. However, many are conditioned

Women’s mental health risks sometimes go unappreciated, but trauma can affect us all. It occurs when an individual experiences a stressful event or another circumstance

It is firmly established that different minority communities experience mental health disorders to different degrees. But to the non-psychologist, it may be difficult to understand

A person’s wellness encompasses more than just what a doctor can check during a physical. How does mental health affect physical health? It is a