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depression

‘We can all play a role’

Sometimes, a simple question is the best way to begin connecting with someone who may struggle with thoughts of suicide: 'Are you OK?'

‘I’m proud of myself’

With help from a pediatric psychologist, a Michigan teen identifies anxiety as the source of her severe pain. Together, they've shaped her strategy for wellness.

Small steps to improve mental health

Even a slight bit of daily activity can make a difference when coping with depression or anxiety.

Off to college?

A new routine and a new life away from home can be stressful for many young adults. Try these helpful tips to manage anxieties.

Exercise—for body, for brain

A commitment to activity can work wonders for physical health, but it's often a healer for the mind, too.

Is your child SAD?

Seasonal affective disorder affects people regardless of age. Here's what you need to know.

Patient Story

‘I love you to pieces’

Life-like companion pets bring joy to nursing home residents.

Find time to nurture mental health

Feeling bogged down? These tips can help you find that elusive work-life balance and bring joy back into your day.

Brighten up your gray matter

Follow these tips to breathe new life into your outlook on exercise—and reap the benefits.

Time for a creative kick?

Boost your spirts and shake off the stress by picking up the paint brush or heading into the woods.

Fighting COVID fatigue

Experts have sound advice to help you keep your eyes on today's good things—and tomorrow's bright days.

Mourning in the time of COVID-19

While the past year delivered much loss, it has also highlighted the importance of grief—and how it comes in many forms.