Do you Google symptoms “just in case”? When does it cross into cyberchondria?

Anxiety personified might sound like a person constantly whispering in your ear, “be careful,” or “something bad might happen.” If you have ever been around a person like this with “nervous Nelly” ...

People with health anxiety tend to engage in cognitive distortions or thinking errors when it comes to health-related situations. It can be helpful to learn to ...

It is impossible to get rid of anxiety because it exists to help us, says cognitive psychotherapist Owen O'Kane. Instead, he ...

Social anxiety got the best of him,” fan account @velvettsunshine wrote on X when sharing the video, to which Jonas replied, ...

For generations, people have debated whether a glass is half empty or half full. The response that you give often indicates ...

Everyone has felt anxious in social situations. You’ve probably stumbled over your words while speaking to someone new, or experienced the jitters of arriving first at an event without a familiar face ...

Leading up to the election, many people may have thought they would jinx their preferred candidate if they stated that they believed he or she would win. This belief that one's thoughts or hopes can ...

A new study published in the journal Politics and the Life Sciences sheds light on the psychological roots of conspiracy ...

Although they’re different mental health conditions, they commonly co-occur and have some symptoms that overlap. Here’s why that’s important when it comes to getting the right treatment. Depression ...

Are there any goals that your child is still working towards? Are there anxiety triggers that your child still needs to work on? This will be the case for most families, and that’s okay! You may also ...