When Stress Eating Becomes Something More
When a Parent Has Cancer
A parent's cancer diagnosis is a family event, and children at every developmental stage experience it differently. Here is what parents need to know about talking to their children, managing their own distress alongside their children's, and knowing when professional support helps.
AI Anxiety Is Real
Anxiety about artificial intelligence — what it means for your job, your identity, and the future — is a growing mental health concern. Here is what AI anxiety looks like, why it is a legitimate response to genuine uncertainty, and what therapy offers when it becomes difficult to manage.
Halloween Anxiety in Children
Halloween is designed to be a little scary. For some children, the fear is not fun — it is genuine, distressing, and hard for parents to navigate. Here is what Halloween anxiety looks like in children and what actually helps.
World Mental Health Day
October brings World Mental Health Day with it — social media fills with infographics, statistics, and encouragement to reach out. The intention behind all of it is good. The gap between that intention and actual behavior change is real, and it deserves to be addressed honestly.
Academic Pressure and Mental Health
College Transition Anxiety
Starting High School with Anxiety
How to Set Boundaries Around Body and Food Comments During Eating Disorder Recovery
Holiday Eating and Eating Disorders
Food Safety Anxiety and the Cyclospora Outbreak
The Comparison Trap
Helping Parents Navigate the Hidden Challenges of Summer Break
Why Family Visits and Travel Can Be Harder Than They Look
The Connection Between Anxiety and Eating Disorders
Couples and Family Support for High-Trigger Seasons
Body Image Support for Life Events (Weddings, Travel, Photos)
Relapse Prevention for Eating Disorders
Integrated Mental Health Support for Medical and Physical Conditions