Sedentary behavior is increasingly being treated as a health risk in its own right, separate from the question of whether...

A new study of preschool children in Türkiye has found that a child’s belief in their own abilities may be...

A quiet transformation is underway in behavioral healthcare: people with lived experience of mental health and substance-use challenges are increasingly...

Self-compassion may be widely discussed as a single psychological strength, but new evidence suggests that the popular 12-item measure used...

A new study has offered a detailed computational map of what makes a sound sequence feel predictable—or unexpectedly startling. Published...

A blood test that detects subtle changes in the nervous system could eventually reshape how clinicians investigate mental illness in...

A new study of emerging adult college students suggests that adverse childhood experiences may cast a long shadow over well-being—but...

Psychiatric diagnosis may soon become less dependent on drawing rigid boundaries between disorders that frequently overlap in symptoms, biology and...

Micromanagement is often dismissed as a personality flaw: the anxious boss who checks every email, rewrites every report, and demands...

Civilian-led crisis response services are approaching a decisive moment, according to a new commentary in the Community Mental Health Journal....