10 Easy Things You Can Do to Have a Healthier and Happier New Year
There’s no doubt about it. Our modern lifestyles are not good for our brains. With restaurant food delivered to your door 24/7, never-ending dings
There’s no doubt about it. Our modern lifestyles are not good for our brains. With restaurant food delivered to your door 24/7, never-ending dings
A new year brings both hopes and anxieties. We want things to be better for ourselves and the people we love, but worry that they won’t be, and
Science has confirmed that the vagus nerve is important to your mental and physical health. Stimulating it has many health benefits. Here’s how and
Dopamine is a feel-good neurotransmitter produced in your brain and gut. The nervous system utilizes it to deliver signals between nerve cells in
There’s no denying it. It’s obvious and science confirms that we are already well into the process of the Earth’s changing climate. Just look
It’s very disheartening to learn that trauma can damage your brain in lasting ways. It gets worse. Trauma can also change your genes so that the
Beth came to therapy because she could not stop her mind from worrying. She’d think about the same things over and over, getting stuck in a loop
More than one-third of American adults view social media as harmful to their mental health, according to a new survey from the American Psychiatric
“You’re not a robot.” I tell myself this often, as an exasperated reminder that I can’t expect myself to perform “perfectly,” and that
I think of myself as an extremely unprejudiced, unbiased person. I take pride in the fact that I accept and interact with everyone equally. Or do
Parents often receive books at pediatric checkups via programs like Reach Out and Read and hear from a variety of health professionals and
As if you didn’t have enough to worry about. Now, science finds that negative thinking may actually cause your brain to decline faster and has been
You can think of your attention as your brain’s steering wheel. Wherever your attention goes, the rest of your brain follows. It is the gate
As with many other physicians, recommending physical activity to patients was just a doctor chore for me – until a few years ago. That was because
Neuroplasticity, the ability of your brain to change both physical form and function in response to its environment, has become a buzzword promising