Sometimes the killer of relationships isn’t a lack of trust, a lack of communication or arguing with your significant other. It’s simple indifference.

A relationship can …

Part One in a series of four posts on anger and the economy. Part Two was published Monday, March 2.

There’s a lot …

Yet another story about a drug maker getting into trouble for its off-label marketing practices for a psychiatric medication, this time to children and teens. …

You asked, we answered. Introducing our newest blog, Anxiety & OCD Exposed! Anxiety and OCD Exposed is written by the authors of a series …

They say it takes a village to raise a child. Well, it also …

Midweek Mental Greening

In these times of uber eco-consciousness, lots of people are more willing than ever to grab a …

Every so often, I’m reminded of the plain truth that many people still do not “get” that your body’s physical health is interconnected and cannot …

What happens when it hurts too much to live? Can it really be too painful to live one …

Twitter is a social networking application that does only one thing — allows the …

There’s usually a canyon-sized gap between what researchers find in their studies and what goes on in clinical practice, otherwise known as “the real world.” …

Depression and bipolar disorder are often family diseases.

Everyone sharing a kitchen and a bathroom is affected. In fact, in his book “Understanding Depression,” …

About a month ago, I put in a new faucet. Our old one was leaky, old, crusted …