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People don’t always connect sports with productivity or mental health. Some might even say, “I’m too busy to play games” or “I just don’t have the energy.” But here’s the thing — sometimes, the best way to clear your head is to just get moving.

Illinois wants to give mental health screenings to elementary schoolers. Will that actually help struggling kids?

The same newspaper notes that the killer "obtained a firearm legally," which means he was never "committed" to a mental health institution.

Broad language could allow cities to lock up unhoused people as aid is cut and housing costs soar, experts warn

Feeling burned out? These 5 simple work-life balance tips can improve your mental health, cut overspending, and protect your long-term wealth.

Surveillance systems in American schools increasingly monitor everything students write on school accounts and devices

Lina Bina, known as Missjohndough, dies suddenly at 24, prompting urgent discussions on mental health and safety in the adult industry.

Why did the mental health professional think that therapy session was an appropriate time to house hunt?

Men’s physical and mental health can be a prickly subject, both for men and those looking to help. With the rise of social media and AI, there are new challenges emerging – especially for younger men.

INTERVIEW: The star of ‘Will & Grace’ puts his lesser-known gift as a classical pianist to use in his Tony-winning role as mid-century musician Oscar Levant. The actor speaks with Annabel Nugent about this fulfilling left turn in his career

Spotting sociopathic behavior in children early can make a real difference in helping them—and their families—get the right support. While experts caution against labeling a child as a “sociopath,” certain traits—especially when persistent—may suggest conduct disorder or callous-unemotional behaviors that could evolve into antisocial personality disorder later on. Recognizing these…