As the holidays unfold, it’s crucial to reserve a moment for checking in on mental illness—both for ourselves and those around us. While Christmas is celebrated as a time of warmth and joy, not everyone feels embraced by the season. Holiday stress coupled with...
Burnout has been on the rise. According to the American Psychological Association’s 2021 Work and Well-being Survey, 79% of employees experienced work-related stress. Of these, 3 of 5 respondents reported measurable negative impacts including lack of interest,...
The internet is overflowing with natural remedies for depression but not all are the wonder cures they claim to be. Major depressive disorder is a serious medical condition that won’t be cured by St. John’s wort or saffron, alone. While many natural remedies for...
Alzheimer’s disease is a progressive neurodegenerative disease common in older adults. Its causes and effects are complex and thus common treatments of other neurological diseases often do not work. What’s more, over 90% of people with Alzheimer’s suffer from...
Happiness is a relative subject and what makes one person happy might not make another. For you, happiness may be finding peace with who you are or having the freedom to pursue your deepest dreams. Regardless of what your version of true happiness looks like, it is...
During a Pride Month event in 2022, police officers in Idaho arrested 31 members of the radical white supremacy organization known as the Patriot Front. The suspects were caught inside a moving truck parked near a rally organized by the LGBTQ+ community in Coeur...