Mental Health

When analyzing attachment style, researchers found that women and people with insecure attachment styles were the ones who played hard-to-get more often. These styles are molded through childhood and can craft someone’s attachment style as either secure or insecure. Read More

The highest percentage of Millennials changed how they think about spending money. Check out other ways the coronavirus pandemic has shifted views. Read More

A new study found that the stress of having a partner who doles out constant criticism can lead to poor health and even earlier death in an individual. Read More

According to researchers from Aarhus University, the answer to that question is quite simple: music. Read More

As more of us remain stuck at home and unable to hit the open roads for vacation, we’re finding comfort in growing green things in our yards. Read More

Sometimes conspiracy theories are conditioned in an individual or population overtime through prolonged periods of crisis. Other times, the ideation is a product of disruptions correlated with psychological projection and paranoia. Read More

A new study says that “copy-paste” prompts help people stick to their goals, suggesting getting workout tips from a frined can help you stick to a routine. Read More

When it comes to calling out of work, workers will use a sick day as a cloak to mask their current being. From a mental health day, a hangover, to even a job interview, a new study revealed just how American workers are using their sick days for other reasons. Read More

This list of seven dietician-reccomended foods can help you reduce stress and anxiety right now simply by including these options in your diet. Read More