Who Are Tabloids Calling “Crazy”?
Short answer: women.
Short answer: women.
A gang of seven senators will pitch expanded mental health services in the wake of Newtown. “Silver Linings Playbook” Director David O. Russell will join the lawmakers to unveil the bill.
The holiday season is especially fraught for hoarders and their loved ones. What do you get for the person who literally has everything?
Michael Angelakos’ music may be defined by his mental health issues, but he’s making the best of it by helping out troubled fans on Twitter.
“I get hit at least five or six times a week. I’ve been spit on and bitten. But I also get pictures drawn for me.”
In the wake of this summer’s shootings, lots of Americans have been asking how mental health professionals can go about preventing violence. A new study offers one possible answer: a simple five-item scale.
Some experts say identifying and treating mentally ill men would prevent crimes like the Aurora shooting. But for some who have experienced mental illness directly, that argument misses the point.
For some people these days, going to a psychic is about as normal as going to a yoga class. Though experts say psychic readings are a means of skirting problems, they might actually be better for some than a session with a lousy therapist.
Metta World Peace and his Lakers were recently ousted from the NBA Playoffs. So “Metta Man” has plenty of time to skateboard over helicopters and dunk flaming basketballs all for a good cause.
Anyone who runs a website knows about Chartbeat, the addictive, sanity-ruining stats tool. And you should, too: The infinite feedback machine is coming for you.
Next time you stare at that Jimi Hendrix poster, maybe you should reconsider your mental well-being.
It’s almost refreshing to see a celebrity checking into rehab for good old-fashioned chemical imbalance.