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EY Greece Emphasizes Importance of Investing in People for Business Evolution
EY Greece participated in the 5th International Wellbeingr Forum, emphasizing the need to invest in people for business ...
Emergency Doctor Lisa Federle on Why Germany's Leaders Work Away Their Fear
In her new book, emergency physician Lisa Federle argues that fear is pervasive across German society — from boardrooms ...
HHS Awards $247.9 Million to Expand Addiction Treatment, Youth Mental Health and Recovery Support
The largest named grant is $54.9 million for school-based Project AWARE; funding also targets campus suicide prevention,...
Small Study Links Daily 100% Orange Juice to Better Mental Well-Being
A four-week UK trial suggests a 5-ounce daily serving of 100% fruit juice can contribute to fruit and vegetable targets ...
Wondermind Investors Sue Selena Gomez and Founders for Securities Fraud
Investors allege the mental-health startup misrepresented celebrity involvement, partnerships and revenue while it quiet...
Workers’ Comp Claims Still Ignore Mental Health, and Costs Follow
A Broadspire white paper argues that untreated psychosocial risks and benefit-process stress prolong workers’ comp claim...
Anxiety vs. Feeling Anxious: How to Tell the Difference and When to Get Help
Feeling anxious is a normal stress response; an anxiety disorder involves excessive, persistent worry lasting at least s...
Bipolar Disorder: Why Mood Episodes Go Undetected and What Treatment Actually Involves
The symptoms, types, medication classes, and warning signs that patients and families need to understand about bipolar d...
How I Cut My Screen Time to Under an Hour a Day — and Why 'Cheat Days' Don't Work
One writer’s years-long struggle to break a digital addiction reveals the cold-turkey reality, the failure of moderation...
Navy Veteran's Third-Party Congressional Bid Targets VA Reform and Mental Health
Retired Navy airframer Brian Lambert is running as a Libertarian in Florida's 14th District, pledging to protect veteran...
Why Constant Multitasking Leaves You Exhausted — and the 10‑Minute Fix
Neuroscientist Amy Brann explains that the real cause of end‑of‑day burnout isn’t your to‑do list — it’s your prefrontal...
The Real Reason Your Brain Won't Shut Off at Night (It's Not Your Mattress)
Forget expensive sleep gadgets. Science shows a few low-tech evening habits can train your overactive mind to truly powe...
New Mexico Court Orders Meta to Pay $942 Million Over Child Safety Failures
A New Mexico state court has fined Meta nearly $1 billion, ruling that the company's platforms substantially contributed...
Why more Americans feel too tired or broke to see friends — and how to fix it
Nearly a third of those wanting more social time cite exhaustion, while 38% point to money, new surveys find. Experts sh...
The Science of Self-Talk: Why You Should Talk to Yourself Out Loud
Research shows that speaking to yourself isn't quirky—it's a powerful cognitive tool for focus, motivation, and emotiona...
Kumamoto Earthquake: Volunteer Safety Guide Warns Against Unprepared Aid
As volunteers move into areas hit by the July 2026 Kumamoto earthquake, official guidelines stress self-sufficiency, hea...
How Friendships at Work Can Make—or Break—Your Career
A new quiz and expert advice reveal the line between a supportive colleague and a compromised professional. Test your bo...
As Megafires Multiply, France Staffs Up Mental Health Support for Firefighters
With nearly 6,000 psychological interventions recorded in 2024, France’s fire services are scaling up mental health care...
Why Leaders Who Master Emotional Regulation Protect Their Teams from Stress Contagion
DDI's global forecast shows 71% of leaders face greater stress, and unchecked reactions spread to employees. Yale's Marc...
How a Former FBI Profiler's Knife-Hiding Ritual Led Her to Quit the Behavioral Science Unit
After years of studying serial killers, Jana Monroe found herself hiding every kitchen knife at home out of fear. The mo...
Seoul's 'Maeum Convenience Stores' Offer Lonely Residents a Place to Talk
Seoul runs 19 'mind convenience stores' — welfare spaces, not shops — where lonely residents, including foreigners, can ...
Argentina's 'Brain Capital' Paradox: High Cognitive Confidence, Weak Daily Habits
Most Argentines trust their learning and adaptability, but only 24% hit the WHO's exercise target — an Insight 21 survey...
Kroger settles wrongful death suit over dairy manager's suicide
Kroger has settled a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of a dairy manager who died by suicide in 2021, closing ...
Mariah Carey’s Hard-Learned Wisdom on Self-Worth and Resilience
A single quote from Mariah Carey about protecting your peace opens a window on decades of public scrutiny, career reinve...
Gavin Newsom’s Advice on Fear of Judgment Lands in an Age of Social Scrutiny
The California governor’s call to shed anxiety about others’ opinions taps into a modern struggle, but putting the mantr...
Lilian Weng’s exit from Thinking Machines Lab sparks candid talk on startup burnout
Her Slack message about constant sickness triggers reflections on health and the 'broken team' dynamic from Google, Meta...
Why the Old Adage 'An Empty Sack Cannot Stand' Still Matters for Modern Workers
The African proverb's core message—that rest, food, and support come before productivity—carries renewed weight in an er...
IIT Guwahati Student Dies After Suspected Fall; Police Probe Possible Suicide
Third-year BTech student Ritesh Raj Singh died on Sunday after a fall on the IIT Guwahati campus. Police are investigati...
Psychotherapy's Hidden Side Effects: What Patients Need to Know
Psychotherapy can be life-changing, but it can also cause relationship breakdowns, job loss, or new symptoms. Two expert...
VCU Writing Workshop for Veterans Could Become a National Model for Healing Through Prose
The Mighty Pen Project at Virginia Commonwealth University uses structured creative writing to help veterans and militar...