I know you all read our news stories like clockwork (rrrrright!), but I wanted to bring this one about what constitutes “normal” grief to your …

Amazingly, there is new research in Biological Psychology to show that one can make some determinations about your personality based upon the makeup of your …

Leave it to Hallmark, the card maker who can cover any holiday or event with a syrupy sweet mix of sentiment and images, to find …

A part of the mental health blogosphere (especially folks in the UK) appear to be up in arms that the British Psychological Society (BPS) is …

Following up the last post on breathing exercises, another quick and simple technique comes from a martial art. Elizabeth Scott, M.S. explains …

“Remember to breathe” is something oft recommended by therapists, yogis, psych nurses, and here’s a detailed page from a public health medical site. …

Others folks may know about this, but I just recently stumbled upon this jewel… GlaxoSmithKline has a clinical trials register. This allows people to easily …

There are a variety of annual happiness and well-being studies that make rankings based on nations. A recently released report ranked child well-being for Western …

It’s rare to see anything about trichotillomania covered in the mainstream press. Trichotillomania is a disorder where people compulsively pull out their hair. It …

Valentine’s Day is over and so, perhaps, is your relationship. Breakups can be a huge loss, with grief appropriate to a death; in a way …

If you haven’t been living under a rock for the past two weeks then you’ve heard about the diaper-wearing, pepper-spray-wielding astronaut that got arrested for …

On Monday, February 12 2007, the U.S. Center for Disease Control and Prevention released its Annual Summary of Vital Statistics. Inside the report, suicide rates …