Mental Health

"Mental illness does not = killer."

"This isn't a political issue."

Yet another reason to be a fan.

Cell phone videos mean everyone can become a witness to injustice and tragedy, but what does it do to our mental health?

"The idea was to let people know that they're not alone, that this is fixable if acknowledged."

Research says one in every four Indians suffers from mental illness.

What you share online may help researchers understand and solve one of our most urgent public health epidemics: suicide.

"I had kept this dark side of myself hidden from everyone for years."

"The tongue has no bones, but is strong enough to break a heart."

These simple steps will help you compassionately support someone in pain.

Facebook launched the new feature in partnership with Bollywood actress Deepika Padukone's mental health organisation.

"Mental health is a community issue."

"It was time to create counseling based around texting. So we built it."

"I used to beat myself up about it."

These misconceptions make it harder for young people to ID bullying behavior in their own lives.

J.K. is always a class act.

Award-winning author John Corey Whaley's latest novel, 'Highly Illogical Behavior,' explores mental illness in a poignant, relatable way.

GIFs and good vibes, up to five times per day.

Two scenarios simulate stressful real life scenes.

Not cool.

New federal data shows a spike in the number of youth suicides, particularly among 10- to 14-year-old girls.

Her post has been shared thousands of times.

"I am focusing on filming and trying to learn how not to pick apart my every flaw."

"OCD is my battlefield."

"Sometimes I would drive through the canyons...and I'd be like, 'What if I just kept driving off the canyon?'"