Psychology & Psychiatry

When depression and chronic pain arrive together in the same patient, clinicians have long observed that both conditions become harder...

Online learning has reshaped higher education around the world, yet the psychological question of how well undergraduate students actually adjust...

Resilience—the capacity to adapt and recover in the face of stress—has long been treated by psychologists as something of a...

School mental health professionals stand at the frontline of student wellbeing, and a new study published in the journal School...

A new theoretical model developed at the interface of psychotherapy and Jewish scholarship proposes that the ancient rabbinic art of...

Workplaces are often described in terms of culture, engagement, or leadership style, but a growing body of research argues that...

The psychiatrist who also serves as a psychotherapist is becoming an endangered species, and a new nationwide study from Italy...

In a finding that could reshape how scientists think about the biological roots of teenage psychosis, researchers in China have...

Vigilance has long been one of psychology's most stubborn puzzles. Nearly eight decades after Norman Mackworth first documented that human...

When children grow up surrounded by danger, their bodies and brains appear to adapt in ways that can leave lasting...