World Autism Awareness Day: Resources and More
World Autism Awareness Day was declared by the United National General Assembly to be celebrated on April 2nd. It is a day to celebrate autistic individuals and their achievements.
Learn about different topics related to mental health.
World Autism Awareness Day was declared by the United National General Assembly to be celebrated on April 2nd. It is a day to celebrate autistic individuals and their achievements.
We have collected our favorite resources across various organizations from this year’s Black History Month to curate a bank of easily accessible links for folks to explore.
Because childhood is a critical period of development, many adults who experienced trauma at this time may find themselves struggling to manage their emotions, engaging in toxic relationship dynamics, and more. For these adults, inner child therapy can have significant benefits.
Mental health days help us recover our energy and avoid reaching a state of burnout. Here's how to take one.
For some, bipolar disorder symptoms are pervasive, even when taking medication. For this reason, having a good support system is key for leading a healthy life. If you’re part of such a support system for a loved one, here are six ways to support someone with bipolar disorder.
Everyone needs a vacation — including therapists. Here are 8 ways to cope when your therapist is out-of-office and unavailable.
Practice imagining your ideal future with the Best Possible Self visualization.
Although it’s a simple concept in theory, self-care is often overlooked and can be challenging to prioritize. To make it a bit easier, we've put together this self-care assessment guide.
When faced with life’s curveballs, it’s often difficult to remember what we’re grateful for. Yet whether it’s special skills or talents, positive
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (Fifth Edition), shortened to DSM-5, is the guide used by clinicians to diagnose mental health conditions.
If you sometimes struggle to make decisions, you’re not alone. When you’re overwhelmed with choices, try out these simple strategies to ease anxiety and streamline your decision-making.
This is the introduction to the book, "Team Positive: How to Build Support for Someone Coping with a Chronic Illness," which addresses how to cope with