13 Natural Remedies and Alternative Therapies to Help Cope With Depression
Depression is a common but serious mental health disorder, affecting approximately 18.4% of adults in the United States.1 There are several natural remedies and self-care methods to help cope with depression, but these should not be used in place of medication, therapy, or other professional treatment.
How can you tell if your child is ready for a smartphone? What are the alternatives?
The start of the school year means some parents will be asking a big question: is it time for a child's first phone? How can you tell if your child is ready for a smartphone? What are the alternatives? And how do you set achievable, healthy boundaries if your child does get a phone?
How to Overcome Social Anxiety: 9 Expert-Backed Tips
Social anxiety, also known as social phobia, is an intense fear of social situations. You may feel anticipatory and persistent fear of being judged or rejected. You may also experience a racing heart, nausea, and sweating, among other physical symptoms. Social phobia and anxiety can negatively impact friendships, romantic relationships, and school and work opportunities.
6 Signs Your Shortness of Breath May Be From Anxiety
Shortness of breath (dyspnea) is an anxiety symptom. It can be triggered when you feel anxious. In turn, being unable to catch your breath can cause you to feel more anxious. There are some ways to tell if anxiety is the cause of your shortness of breath. For instance, if your dyspnea resolves within 30 minutes or improves with relaxation techniques, it's likely due to anxiety.
Study reveals link between traffic pollution and women's mental health
It is no secret that air pollution of any kind is bad for our health. Recently, though, there has been more focus on the association between traffic-related air pollution (TRAP) and depression specifically. A new study not only supports previous findings about this association but also identifies the mediating effects of menstrual cycle characteristics.
