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The Emotional Weight Men Carry in Relationships

Men’s emotional experience in relationships may look different than it does for women. Here’s what you should know.

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How to Care for a Loved One Through Serious Illness Without Losing Yourself

There isn’t a perfect way to cope with a loved one’s serious illness. Some habits can make this period easier to handle–here’s what to know.

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Why Identity Fatigue Is More Common Than You Think

Identity fatigue describes the mental strain that comes from existing in the world in a body or identity that others may not understand.

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How Near Misses Can Affect Your Mind and Body

Have you ever found yourself feeling unsettled after an event that never fully happened? Near misses can have a big impact – here’s why.

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Identity Exploration and Mental Health in Adolescence

One of the biggest milestones during adolescence is identity exploration, which can be exciting and empowering, but also present challenges.

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What Avoidant Personality Disorder Really Looks Like

Avoidant Personality Disorder (AvPD) is a mental health condition that’s often misunderstood. Here’s what you should know about it.

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What Is Liberosis? The Desire to Care Less Explained

Do you ever wish that you could just stop caring? Liberosis refers to the desire to care less about practically everything.

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How to Heal From the Emotional Aftermath of the Holidays

Are you struggling with the emotional aftermath of the holidays? You’re not alone. This is why, and what you can do about it.

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What Makes Friend Breakups So Surprisingly Devastating?

When you experience friend breakups, the heaviness can cut just as deep as losing a romantic partner. Here is what can help with healing.

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How To Remain Hopeful in a Struggling Job Market

It’s possible to find hope and take practical steps to regain control over your career in a struggling job market. Here’s how.