Mental Health and Addiction - Family
Three experts offer their advice for persuading a loved one to get help.
Five ways to reduce the stress and anxiety that comes with caring for someone with a dependence on drugs, alcohol, or gambling.
What benefits come from a strong support network, and where can you find one of your own?
In the wake of Sandy, be aware of the psychological impact such a disaster can bring.
Learn how to spot the warning signs and break the vicious cycle.
Living with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) can be a challenge, but these tips can make it easier.
Millions of women and girls are affected by ADHD, but they're rarely diagnosed. Learn how to spot the symptoms.
Feeling stressed out? Regain your calm with these tips.
Everyone copes with loss in his or her own way. If you've lost a child, you can find a multitude of organizations, books, blogs, and support groups to help you. Behind them all, you'll find parents who have also suffered the same loss.
Sure, expressing your emotions in positive ways can be a challenge, but keeping them bottled up is likely to lead to an explosion down the road.
The Web offers many options for staying connected and keeping loved ones updated on your or your family member's health issues. These methods are fast, easy, and efficient, and you'll know your support network is right there with you as a part of your journey.
Have you or a loved one survived a life-threatening disease? Are you currently struggling with depression, chronic pain, heart disease, or other health-related condition? Have you gone to extraordinary lengths to help someone in a health crisis? If so, we want to hear from you!
You exercise, eat right, get plenty of sleep, and avoid excess stress. Complete your health puzzle by learning your family's health history.
Sweet tooth or addiction? Find out for yourself.
Learn how to navigate through minefields of misinformation and uncover the truth.
Although the holidays are supposed to be a time of joy, they can also be a time of stress and depression. Find out how you can avoid the holiday blues.
Certain things are better left unsaid—especially these six bombshells.
These surefire strategies can help you win every debate—without losing your cool.
Feelings of depression are significantly more common in people with chronic back pain. Find out more about how to manage your pain and your emotions.
Some shades are calming, others inspire conversation. Find out how colors can improve your surroundings and your mood.
A sense of humor and perspective can help you maintain your dignity—even in the most humiliating circumstances.
Everyone worries from time to time, but too much worrying can affect your health. Here, 10 ways to stop stressing.
Do you see the glass as half-empty or half-full? Your answer could have major effects on your health.
An ever-growing topic among psychologists, emotional intelligence can play a significant role in your job, your relationships, and your own self-worth.
Want to lose weight, quit smoking, or start saving this year? These simple tips can help you achieve your goals.
Like many things in life, New Year's resolutions are easy to make but hard to keep. Follow these tips to make lasting changes.
An estimated 10 million Americans, or about 6 percent of the U.S. population, experience these feelings in their most extreme form--a condition known as Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD).