Recent studies show that getting married isn’t necessarily the key to happiness.

Many high-profile Latinos are increasingly championing Latinx identity.

School closures and social lockdowns are linked to problems such as anxiety, depression, lower physical activity, food insecurity and school.

Few states have resources such as mobile crisis teams in place to respond to calls for help.

Studies show 27% of medical students and 29% of resident physicians have symptoms of depression, but many doctors are reluctant to get treatment.

Addressing the reasons behind insomnia is an alternative to medication.

Leaders can empower their teams to be resilient especially during unpredictable times.

Social media users are creating content that claims to help people recognize the signs of rare disorders, but experts say diagnosing isn’t that easy.

Less likely to have children or live with others, invisibility is one of the biggest challenges that LGBTQ older adults face.

Thinking about retiring? The keys to contentment are at your fingertips.

Setting goals can teach children persistence, focus and the value of planning.

Physical activity should be more frequently prescribed for people with anxiety.

Boys forced into child marriage suffer higher rates of depression, loneliness and even suicide than do child brides.

Muslim communities seem finally to be waking up to the reality of mental illness and the acute need to address it.

There are resources available to help prepare children for a changing world.

People who spent just a little time visualizing goals and setting up automatic withdrawals saw huge increases in one month.

Advice for parents dealing with the issues of teens diagnosing themselves with mental illness on TikTok.

When every day seems the same and stress is unrelenting, it can affect people’s cognitive skills. Experts offer coping strategies.

Recent research highlights a few activities that seem to help the most.

Experts suggest approaching goals in a less-pressured way, especially as uncertain times continue make things tough on mental health.