Some movies are meant to be fun, and that’s not a bad thing, but there are also some movies that try to change the world, and there’s some great stuff in there. “No one cares about crazy people” is one of the latter, decidedly smaller groups. The film will be shown at Columbia University’s Film … Read more
Every few weeks, messages from recruiters pop up on Melissa Grimm’s cell phone. The company is hiring for an addiction treatment program in the Baltimore area. The 42-year-old Annapolis resident, who graduated last fall with a degree in addiction counseling, will have to give up those job opportunities. That’s because she’s been waiting six months … Read more
What you need to know Molly Lambert struggled with intrusive thoughts for years before discovering pedophile-themed OCD (P-OCD) through a TikTok video She was officially diagnosed with P-OCD in 2025 after suffering from shame and keeping her distressing thoughts a secret. By talking about her experience, Lambert was able to connect with others and work … Read more
Young people who experience social anxiety may be at higher risk of developing psychological dependence on digital networking platforms. A new study reveals that this relationship is partially explained by the psychological habit of comparing ourselves to others online. The study was published in the journal Addictive Behaviors. Accessing social networks is a common daily … Read more
Panic attacks are surprisingly common. Research shows that more than 28% of adults experience at least one panic attack in their lifetime. Were you able to escape from the group? That’s certainly a big blessing. After all, a panic attack is the last thing anyone would wish on their worst enemy. It feels terrible when … Read more
Irish teenagers who have negative experiences online, such as cyberbullying or sexting, are at higher risk of developing mental health problems, according to new research. A study of internet use and mental health among more than 4,500 teenagers in the Republic found a significant link between heavy social media use and poorer mental health. Certain … Read more
Every February 11th, the anniversary of my 19-year-old best friend’s untimely death hits me, and I don’t feel the weight lift until the day is over. The day you lose a loved one, have an accident, or experience another traumatic event can cause feelings of sadness, anger, grief, and anxiety, as well as physical symptoms … Read more
Lucy suffered from headaches and hallucinations and was amputated for over three months (Photo: Samuel Binstead) It was never planned that Lucy May Dawson would become a model. The 20-year-old was studying criminology at the University of Leicester with the aim of pursuing a career in victim support when she collapsed in 2021 with blinding … Read more
This representative image shows a professional writing in a diary during counseling. — pixels/file The National Roundtable on Mental Health Law Reform, held in Islamabad on March 25, 2026, marked a key moment in Pakistan’s evolving approach to mental health governance. Organized by the Mental Health Strategic Planning and Coordination Unit (MHSP&C Unit) under the … Read more
This is a weekly work-life newsletter. Interested in more career-related content? sign up Receive it in your inbox. How is your stress level today? April is Stress Awareness Month in Canada, and for many workers, the timing is long overdue. Between looming deadlines, ongoing layoffs, and a growing sense that artificial intelligence tools are creating … Read more