Psychology Today

Convincing new research finds that vegetarians are more likely to be depressed than people who eat meat. The question is why.

"I’m sensitive. I can’t control it or stop it. But it doesn’t mean I’m not capable."

Adoption is not simply “happily ever after.” It’s a complicated combination of grief, love, and loss. When children struggle with insecurity or anger, here's how to respond.

If you’re experiencing burnout, these steps can help you start to take your life back.

Nearly everyone will experience unrequited love at some point, but it doesn't send most people spiraling into obsession. Here's what can happen when it does.

It's been assumed that obesity leads to poor health because of the strain it puts on the body. New data identifies a different cause: Anti-overweight bias.

What you say matters, but how you say it is at least as important. Tone of voice can derail a conversation. Here’s how to manage yours without losing yourself.

Some therapy clients expect little; others demand total transformation. Neither is the key to therapeutic success, though. This is.