Gay Screaming Society: A Mysterious Movement for Release
In New Orleans, the Gay Screaming Society gathers hundreds for cathartic screams at Lake Pontchartrain, addressing queer mental health amid rising anti-LGBTQ+ bills and anxiety.
Category : Mental Health
Science of Napping: Health and Creativity Benefits
Discover the cognitive and physiological benefits of napping, from reducing stress to enhancing memory and creativity, based on expert insights from a neuroscientist.
Perez Hilton's Hospitalization Reveals Medication Safety Risks
Media personality Perez Hilton's 21-day hospitalization after taking flu medication without food underscores vital communication with healthcare providers about proper medication use.
Unlicensed Beautician Convicted in Botched Butt Lift Death
A California beautician faces seven years in prison after being convicted of involuntary manslaughter in the death of an OnlyFans model who died following an illegal Brazilian butt lift procedure.
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Sudbury Officer Nominated for Mental Health Advocacy Award
Constable Ryan Hutton of the Sudbury Police Service has been nominated for the prestigious Hero of the Year Award by the Police Association of Ontario for his outstanding mental health advocacy work.
Purity Culture's Hidden Scars: A Survivor's Journey
A personal account reveals how evangelical purity culture silenced a sexual assault survivor for decades, drawing parallels to Dolores Huerta's recent disclosure about violence within social movements.
Quebec to Table Bill on Compulsory Mental Health Hospitalization
The Quebec government is preparing legislation to allow compulsory hospitalization for individuals experiencing severe mental health crises, aiming to improve public safety and treatment access.
Windsor Mental Health Experts Urge Help for News Stress
Mental health professionals in Windsor encourage residents to seek support when overwhelmed by stressful news, citing recent local incidents and global pressures.
Conversational Narcissism: When Chats Become About Them
Experts explain conversational narcissism, where dialogues turn into monologues. Learn the signs, from shift responses to one-upping, and why it often stems from insecurity rather than malice.
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Dutch Autistic Teen Euthanasia: A Warning for Canada's MAID
The euthanasia of a Dutch autistic teenager has Canadian psychiatrists warning about expanding MAID for mental illness, citing a sharp rise in psychiatric cases in the Netherlands.
Bathroom Harassment Incident Highlights Nonbinary Struggles
A nonbinary writer recounts a traumatic bathroom confrontation during a California road trip, exploring the daily challenges of gender expression and the impact of restrictive bathroom laws on transgender individuals.
Eldest Daughter Syndrome: Over-Responsibility's Toll on Happiness
A recent study reveals firstborn daughters mature faster due to prenatal stress, leading to 'eldest daughter syndrome' characterized by perfectionism, over-responsibility, and diminished happiness. Therapists explain how this role affects mental health.
Finland's Happiness Secrets: Cultural Habits Revealed
Finland consistently tops global happiness rankings despite harsh winters. Experts attribute this to cultural factors like emotional honesty, work-life balance, and nature access.
Therapy Insights: Struggles and Strengths of Only Children (21.03.2026)
As single-child families become the fastest-growing unit in the U.S., therapists reveal the most frequent issues only children discuss in therapy, from loneliness to perfectionism, and offer practical coping strategies.
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Calgary's Mental Health Crisis: Urban Design Solutions
As Calgary approaches two million residents, mental health advocate Meaghon Reid argues that municipal planning, not just healthcare, must address systemic pressures on community well-being.
Family Remembers Jessica Bakker After Tragic Death
The mother of a London woman found deceased last month shares her daughter's story, hoping it will foster positive impact and awareness in the community.
Why You Fall Asleep Watching TV: Sleep Science Explained
Sleep experts reveal why many people drift off during movies or shows at night, from sleep drive and low stimulation to circadian rhythms and sleep deprivation.
Limerence: The Obsessive Infatuation Mistaken for Love
Limerence, an intense infatuation that can last for decades, is often confused with love. Experts explain the signs, impacts on mental health, and strategies to break free from this obsessive pattern.
Canada's Happiness Ranking Drops, Social Media Blamed
The 2026 World Happiness Report reveals Canada fell to 25th place globally, with researchers linking declining youth happiness to heavy social media usage patterns across North America.
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Doctors Fight Medical Misinfo Online with Science and Humor
Canadian physicians are actively countering health misinformation on social media by using evidence-based science and engaging humor to reach broader audiences and promote accurate medical information.
Social Media Blamed for Canada's Record Low Happiness Ranking
The 2026 World Happiness Report shows Canada dropping to its lowest-ever ranking, with heavy social media use linked to declining well-being among young people, especially women under 25.
Gratitude Letter: Science-Backed Method Boosts Happiness for Months
Psychology experts reveal how writing and delivering a gratitude letter can significantly increase well-being for up to three months, based on research from Yale and other institutions.
Father's Plea: Breaking Silence on Suicide After Loss
Alex Koltchak shares his journey after his daughter Parker's suicide, urging open conversations to combat stigma and save lives through direct questions and support.
Time Blindness in ADHD: Causes and Management Strategies
Time blindness, a common symptom of ADHD, makes it difficult to perceive time accurately. Experts explain the cognitive differences and offer practical tips for managing daily schedules and deadlines.
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Teenage Music Tastes: The Science of Neural Nostalgia
Research reveals why music from adolescence creates lasting brain connections through the 'reminiscence bump' phenomenon, triggering emotional responses and identity formation.
Canada 25th in 2026 World Happiness Report
The 2026 World Happiness Report places Canada 25th globally, highlighting social media's negative influence on well-being. The findings come amid various national challenges.
Happiness Report: Social Media's Toll, Canada 25th
The latest World Happiness Report reveals social media's detrimental effect on well-being, with Canada dropping to 25th place globally. The study highlights rising unhappiness among youth linked to digital platforms.
Social Media Impacts Youth Wellbeing: UN Report
A new UN World Happiness Report highlights the negative correlation between social media usage and the mental health of young people globally, urging for digital wellness strategies.
Youth Self-Harm Rising, Researchers Call for Support Strategies
Canadian health experts are advocating for enhanced mental health supports and coping mechanisms for young people, following concerning increases in self-harm incidents among youth nationwide.
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B.C. Welder's Teachings Influence Global Health Workers
Sydney Banks, a Salt Spring Island welder with Grade 9 education, developed a philosophy of mind, thought and consciousness that now guides health workers worldwide in treating trauma and addiction.
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