Behavior

According to a new YouGov study, millennials are today’s loneliest generation. Why are millennials so lonely? We look at the research.

Swedish company Flow Neuroscience has developed a new app to treat depression through electrical stimulation and online therapy.

Back-to-school anxiety is more than end-of-summer blues. Here are some indicators that point to you’re kid’s struggle. And tips for overcoming nerves.

If you like listening to the sound of a fizzing drink, eating, or Bob Ross’s soothing voice on The Joy of Painting, you might have autonomous sensory meridian response (ASMR).…

A group of students presented legislation allowing excused “mental health days.” Oregon Governor Kate Brown has signed it into law.

As electronic devices are becoming more prevalent in family homes, so is screen time. Parents desparate to tear kids away are turning to screen coaches.

A recent study conducted by the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and King’s College London reveals genetic and metabolic links to anorexia.

An every parent encounter: a child, other than one’s own, misbehaving and causing havoc. Parenting expert Betsy Brown Braun advises on best approaches.

A recent University at Buffalo study on aggressive children is tearing down long-held beliefs about bullies. See what the researchers found.

The debate over co-sleeping and bed-sharing is a heated. Its controversial nature leaves many parents second-guessing what they feel to be right.