A new international survey highlights growing mental health pressures among men, linking workplace stress to anxiety and burnout while revealing limited support networks and reluctance to seek help.

Controllers say the FAA’s medical-reporting system discourages them from seeking treatment; agency says its protocols keep skies safe

It is important to speak not only about Social Media, but also about e-gaming, digital education and AI companions, because all these technologies are stealing time and real-life experiences from children

A Los Angeles jury rules that platform design on Instagram and YouTube caused mental health risks for minors, setting a potential precedent for thousands of similar U.S. lawsuits.

Even in secure environments, past experiences and stress can make us feel unsafe. Understanding the gap between being safe and feeling safe can improve well-being and mental clarity

Disappointment is a natural part of life, but learning how to manage it can build resilience, improve relationships, and help you move forward without panic or despair

Dimitris Mavrokefalidis speaks with the creators of the documentary “Generation Lonely” about the silent crisis that changed young people’s lives, with the pandemic and artificial intelligence as catalysts. Is there a way out?

Group exercises are proving more effective against depression and anxiety than prescription medication, studies show

As the festive glow fades and winter tightens its grip, the first month of the year often brings a sense of emptiness. Psychological, social and environmental factors combine to make January feel unusually slow and heavy for many people

From “beauty babies” on TikTok to teens eyeing up cosmetic fixes, social media is reshaping how young people see their faces—and themselves—long before they’re ready to gauge what they see

From managing anger to mindful smartphone use, simple daily practices can enhance mood, reduce stress, and improve overall mental well-being for the new year

A 70-year-old woman remains in critical condition after being struck in the head with a stone by a homeless man who had repeatedly escaped from psychiatric facilities, despite previous incidents and warnings

Adventure Therapy uses outdoor activities to promote mental and physical well-being.

The U.S.-based company estimates that around 0.15% of ChatGPT users send messages suggesting “possible planning or intent to commit suicide.”

According to reports, the alleged perpetrator, 38, is homeless, shows signs of extreme mental disorder and has escaped no less than 18 times from psychiatric wards

Mortality rates among adolescents and young adults in Eastern Europe increased by 40% and 54% respectively between 2011 and 2023, according to a shocking study published in The Lancet

Psychologists warn that oversharing isn’t just a slip in communication—it’s a behavioral pattern rooted in fear of rejection, the hunger for acceptance, and often, unresolved past wounds.

Employees working in large companies (with more than 700 employees) show statistically significantly better scores across all variables.