Mental Health

It's OK to ask for help.

It's always a good time to bring some positivity and support to your feed.

It's OK to be angry.

The co-writers of "Dear Evan Hansen," Lady Gaga's mom, and the co-founder of Crisis Text Line share their tips.

Maybe screens *can* be your friends.

Podcasts are a great way to make your home feel less quiet, and you feel better. Here are a few that will bring some welcome noise — and good, honest conversation about mental health — into your home.

It can help with better sleep, productivity, and so much more.

It doesn't tackle every angle, but it is a strong starting point.

She's asking for compassion and empathy from the media and the public.

Feeling anxious or worried about climate change is a common experience. Here's how to manage those feelings.

Black people are experiencing extraordinary stress and trauma. These mental health resources can help.

The book 'How to Be an Antiracist' lays out practical steps anyone can take.

Companies and investors sure hope so.

The Navajo Nation has the highest per-capita infection rate in the U.S.

Play is not a waste of time.

New research suggests adding aspirational accounts can give girls a healthier relationship with Instagram.

Pandemic or not, sometimes you just need help from a professional.

Some moderators have even been diagnosed with PTSD.

Caring for COVID-19 patients can take a huge toll, but help is available.

"This is going to pass, and we will all be able to get together and celebrate when we do," says Sesame Street's beloved blue monster.

"Guess what, a lot of women also know about weights too."

Feeling isolated, bored, or experiencing anxiety? Check out Tumblr.

Sometimes you find comfort in the place you'd least expect

Mental health groups launched the site to help people in crisis during the pandemic.

This deal comes just in time for National Mental Health Awareness Month.