The feeling of not belonging, not measuring up, or even faking it at school is a feeling shared by many college students. The phenomenon is called imposter syndrome, and studies show that up to 82% of college students, graduate students, medical students, and other...
Staying physically active can have life-changing effects on your mental health, from helping you manage stress to reinforcing healthy perspectives and behaviors. Read on to learn how exercise impacts mental health, which type best suits your unique needs and how you...
Thoughts of self-care might conjure images of luxury facials, lavish spa treatments and drastic glam makeovers. But self-care is not synonymous with self-indulgence or spending sprees — self-care means taking care of yourself. While there’s no harm in indulging...
Regardless of skill, making art allows people to release their emotions and work on their focus. And because making art affects the brain so positively, it’s a tool therapists use to help treat people with mental health conditions like anxiety and depression....
Sibling rivalry is very common in households with two or more kids, and it’s understandable. Children are forced to live under the same roof and spend most of their free time together. With different personalities and temperaments in the mix, it’s common...
