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When Does Love Become Dysfunctional?

Experts are debating love addiction signs and causes that lead to obsessive love seeking and destructive relationship patterns.

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How Trump’s Domestic Spying Threatens Our Collective Mental Health
‘Brain Rot’ From Social Media May Be More Than Slang

Researchers are looking at the impact of overconsuming short-form videos like TikToks and Instagram reels.

AI Fuels Psychosis. Here’s How Therapists Can Help Clients Protect Themselves 

Learn how to embed instructions into AI's operational logic to help detect and act on signs of delusion.

Pilots with Mental Health Issues Often Suffer in Silence

Stringent FAA certification requirements are leading commercial pilots to hide mental health issues like depression..

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Smartphone Ownership Before Age 13 Again Linked With Poorer Mental Health

The earlier a child received a phone, the more at risk they became for poor sleep, depression and obesity

Ketamine Therapy for Vets In Texas May Soon Shrink

A state rule change would restrict access to potentially life-changing mental health treatment.

The ICE Chronicles: Cruelty as Policy
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New Book Documents the Movement to Dismantle Youth Prisons
Teen Vogue, A Vital, Passionate Voice for Young People Is Silenced
Washington State’s Bold Plan to Boost Child Wellbeing
Talking about Death with a Young Child
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National Guards’ Mental Health Suffers from Deployment to US Cities
Mass Deportation Campaign Endangers Victims of Domestic Abuse

Deporting women who’ve applied for sanctuary from domestic abuse is illegal, lawsuit says.

Mental Health Clubhouses Rush to Feed Members During SNAP Cutoff
Did School Closings Boost Gun Violence in Philadelphia?
Parents Lose Savings to False ‘Miracle’ Cures for Autism

Parents of children diagnosed with autism are dealing with conflicting and confusing advice, much of which promises some miracle therapy for an incurable condition.

Tiktok Encourages Antidepressants as a Lifestyle Accessory, to Users’ Peril

Many online prescriptions are issued by providers who have never evaluated the patients in person.

Soft Drink Consumption Linked to Depression Risk

Soft drink consumption is associated with a significantly increased risk of major depressive disorder in a new study published by JAMA Psychiatry.

No Kings Protest One of the Largest in US History

Seven to eight million people attended the nationwide protest of Trump's policies on No Kings Day on Saturday.

ICE Agents Turn NY Immigration Court Into Hall of Terror

Immigrants are seized and dragged off by ICE agents in front of their families after appearing at court hearings for asylum.

ICE Killing of a Loving Father Haunts Families in Two Countries
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Kennedy’s Comments on Circumcision Are Just the Latest in a Stream of Misinformation

New, better-designed research does not connect circumcision with short- or long-term psychological trouble.

Tackling Postpartum Depression by Bursting Out in Song
Patient Dumping by Drug Rehab Scammers in Beachside Cities

Scam rehabs are luring people addicted to drugs thousands of miles away from their homes for nightmarish care.

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Some therapists who had trouble connecting with youth turned to another source of connection: Minecraft therapy, which follows the approach of play therapy. In this webinar, we’ll talk with two leading experts in the promising genre.

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How Minecraft Therapy Is Transforming Child and Teen Mental Health Care