Emotional & Mental Health Articles

Autistic people are, research has found, more likely to have epilepsy — and people with epilepsy are more likely to be autistic. What's the connection between these two?

Dating can be difficult at the best of times, let alone if you suffer from depression. The notion of putting yourself “out there” if you have a history of depression may be terrifying; however, a loving relationship may be just what the doctor ordered.

Hugs are more important than ever in this post-social-distancing world. Will you give someone a hug today?

Could you eventually develop vascular dementia? Here is a concise review of the most important warning signs and controllable risk factors for the disease.

Mixed dementia is a combination of more than one form of dementia. When there is more than one form of dementia present, care is complicated but there are changes that make a difference.

Losing your cognitive function or watching someone you care about decline mentally is devastating. Although Alzheimer’s Disease is the most well-known form of dementia, there are also other causes.

Stanford no longer wants you to call people "Holocaust survivors". They prefer the supposedly less offensive "people who experienced the Holocaust". Is this madness?

Have you ever ordered way too much food at a restaurant because you were hungry and thought you could polish it all off, only to find that you were full after a few bites? New Year's Resolutions are a bit like that. Skip them this year.

Teenagers are working through the process of forming their identities and ideas about life. It's all too easy for anxiety to slip in. What do you do when a teen struggles with anxiety?

Failures are the stepping stones to success. However, most of us shy away from accepting the blame for our failures. It is very easy to blame others for our mistakes. Read on to find out why is it so easy to blame others.