All news on the topic: Mental Health

A month after ICE agents transported the young Ecuadorian mother and her 7-year-old daughter to a large detention center 1,300 miles away from their home in Minnesota, they were finally released.

One of the largest health insurers in New York is about to pay a multimillion-dollar fine due to its failure to correct a series of mistakes that complicated access to mental health care for its customers.

Mark Zuckerberg is set to testify in a groundbreaking social media trial that examines whether Meta’s platforms intentionally create addiction and harm among children.

The unhinged shooter who killed two people and critically injured three others at a high school hockey game in Rhode Island on Monday afternoon has been identified as a transgender father who spoke out against anti-trans hate in family legal disputes and unbalanced social media posts.

The transgender high school dropout who shot his mother and stepbrother before killing six others at a school in British Columbia, Canada, was seen for the first time in resurfaced photos posted by his family — including one eerie image showing the smiling teen holding a rifle.

A flight heading from Atlanta to Amsterdam was canceled after police said a passenger onboard "panicked" and opened the emergency exit door while the plane was taxiing.

A British businessman who threatened to “gang-rape” and set fire to a flight attendant has had his jail sentence tripled after an appeals court ruled it was far too lenient.

If a health insurer denies payment for your treatment, you might be eligible to have the decision reviewed—and possibly reversed—by an independent entity. Here are six steps recommended by experts to assist you in the external appeal process.

As the proportion of U.S. adults receiving mental health care treatment continues to rise, for-profit companies are playing a more significant role.

Convinced you want to use ChatGPT or an AI app for therapy? The Post spoke to a clinical psychologist about how to do it safely and the key to getting the most out of it — including the mistakes to avoid.

Dave Asprey, the self-proclaimed “father of biohacking,” outlined four essential steps to help make sure your psychedelic journey doesn’t turn into a trip you’d rather forget.

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This travel trend could be exactly what your brain needs.

Being outside has consistently been proven to boost both physical and mental health. Recent research from Stanford provides precise insights into how much time should be spent outdoors for these benefits

Even when she was a full-time cognitive neuroscientist, Dr. Steffie Tomson always had fashion on the brain — but not in the way you might think. Now she's the founder of Steffie's, a shoe line that focuses on comfort — and health.

Don't allow anyone to make you feel bad for supporting your favorite athletes or teams

Daisy Spencer said she "utilized the crap out of" the service from the singer-songwriter and her tour manager.

A recent report from the workplace management platform Deputy uncovers the industries in the US where employees are the happiest and unhappiest — and the findings may astonish you

Millions of Americans are without a distinct, identifiable cause for their pain, tiredness, digestive problems, and headaches. Dr. David Clarke proposes a way to recovery

If you want to unwind during your upcoming trip, be sure to steer clear of these typical travel habits

A recent study indicates that a drug similar to Ozempic might reduce the duration of migraine episodes by more than fifty percent

"Crunchy" college students discuss the challenges of their holistic lifestyle, from making healthy choices while dining out with friends to fielding negative comments online.

Former college swimmer Riley Gaines has not backed down since her online clash with the Olympic gold medalist. A therapist analyzes why Gaines' statements are troubling

The singer shared an angry private conversation he had with an unidentified friend amid rising concerns over his mental health.

Back pain is difficult to treat because it has so many different causes — and this one is frequently overlooked.