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Loneliness Is Not Just a Feeling. It’s a Biological Emergency

Pat Farrell PhD - August 23, 2026

DADS GET POSTPARTUM DEPRESSION TOO!

Christi Taylor-Jones - April 30, 2026

AI Chatbots and Your Mental Health: What Should You Know?

Pat Farrell PhD - April 13, 2026

Rage Rooms: Do They Actually Help With Anger?

Pat Farrell PhD - December 4, 2025

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Combating Loneliness Is Everyone’s Job

Pat Farrell PhD - December 19, 2021

Mental Health

A Stunningly Bad Study Claims Social Media Devastates Teen Girls’ Mental Health

James Coyne - December 13, 2021

Alternate Health

Does Mindfulness Slow Cell Aging?

Michael Hunter, MD - December 10, 2021

Mental Health

Test Anxiety and Poor Sleep is a Vicious Cycle for College Students

Dr Jeff Livingston - May 1, 2021

Coronavirus

Washington University Starts Clinic to Help Covid Long Haulers

Dr Jeff Livingston - April 21, 2021

Womens Health

Helena Hospital Awarded $50,000 for Helping Women with Postpartum Mental Health

Dr Jeff Livingston - April 17, 2021

Mental Health

The Cohen Clinic Expands Mental Health Treatments for Active Duty Service Members

Dr Jeff Livingston - April 14, 2021

Therapies and Therapists

Life Coaches, Let’s Talk About Credentials

Lisa Bradburn - March 8, 2021

For Practitioners

Psilocybin as an Antidepressant for Cancer Patients Who Are Not Depressed

James Coyne - December 14, 2020

News and Views

How Dare You Criticize Psychiatrists Who Praise Studies of Psychedelics As Antidepressants?

James Coyne - December 14, 2020

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Your Jewish Friends Are Not Alright

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - October 12, 2023

Life Coaches, Let’s Talk About Credentials

Lisa Bradburn - March 8, 2021

Cher’s Severe, Hidden Disorder Chipped Away at Her Self-Esteem

Pat Farrell PhD - July 19, 2022

Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

No Tsunami of Mental Illness Accompanies Covid-19

James Coyne - November 20, 2020

Is “Whataboutism” Killing Empathy?

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - April 16, 2024

Covid’s Silent and Sinister Effect on the Married Lives of Healthcare Workers

Robert Turner, Founding Editor - October 22, 2020

How Past Sexual Abuse Can Show Up As (Harm) OCD

Christina Vaughn - February 19, 2024

Feeling “Stuck” Is Part of Healing

Anna Holtzman - August 15, 2022

A Stunningly Bad Study Claims Social Media Devastates Teen Girls’ Mental Health

James Coyne - December 13, 2021

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Trauma Transfer May Be Possible, But Is It Probable?

Pat Farrell PhD - November 28, 2023

Those who agreed with Mendel, Darwin, or Lamarck supported opposing theories of genetic transfer, but trauma transfer may now be heritable.

Freedom May Be Anxiety-Provoking, So Should We Avoid It?

Pat Farrell PhD - November 10, 2022

One of the foremost psychoanalysts, Erich Fromm, wrote a provocative book many decades ago outlining how freedom related to anxiety.

SNAP at Risk: What a Shutdown Means for Health and America’s Social Contract

Gil Bashe, Medika Life Editor - November 2, 2025

When Federal systems stall, people’s lives don’t pause. The government shutdown has threatened the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), the nation’s largest anti-hunger initiative...

Big Boys Do Cry, and It’s a Normal Reaction, Not Weakness

Pat Farrell PhD - May 10, 2022

Crying in boys and men is not a sign of weakness but one of the normal expressions of extreme joy or brutal loss, and it should be encouraged.

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