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How to Manage Your Catastrophic Thinking

Catastrophic thinking can be extraordinarily hard to cope with. Whether it’s dealing with fears about your physical safety, the uncertainty…

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No, Light-Emitting Headphones Won’t Cure Your Seasonal Depression

If you tend to feel sad during the darker months of the year, it’s well known that getting some sunlight…

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What to Do When Your Child Says, ‘I Wish I Was Dead’

Kids have a penchant for the dramatic sometimes. Hyperboles like, “I’m starving!” or “You’re the worst mom, EVER!” frequently let…

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How Much Is Dry January Actually Helping You?

It’s now been a full week since those New Year’s Eve parties, and if you’re participating in Dry January, now…

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How to Cry More (and Why You Should)

We have lots of reasons to suppress the urge to cry, from throwing a bully off your scent in grade…

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How the ‘Spoon’ and ‘Fork’ Theories Can Make You More Compassionate to Yourself (and Others)

A theory that’s been around for many years to describe a person’s capacity for tangible and emotional tasks, called the…

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If Therapy Is Too Expensive, Try Single-session Interventions

When you hear the word “therapy,” what do you imagine? Weekly hour-long sessions with someone who makes notes and occasional…

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These ‘Pathways to Hope’ Can Improve Your Mental Health

If experiencing a mental health problem were plotted like a line on a graph, it might look like a low-level…

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There’s Now an FDA-approved App to Treat Depression

The FDA has approved the first app for treating major depressive disorder, a condition estimated to impact 21% of U.S.…

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