SNF Global Center Unveils New Mental Health Fellows for 2026
The Stavros Niarchos Foundation Global Center for Child and Adolescent Mental Health has named its latest group of research and communication fellows. This anno
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Three Questions That Predict Happiness More Than Money Or Success
Researchers at the University of Oxford have identified three specific questions that better predict life satisfaction than wealth or career achievements. The f
Happiness Scientists Reveal How Research Changed Their Own Lives
A new academic paper documents how leading happiness researchers altered their daily routines after studying the science. The study profiles experts who now pri
Negative Body Commentary Disrupts Sleep Quality Among University Students
A recent study involving over 2,000 university students in China reveals a clear connection between negative self-talk regarding body weight and deteriorating s
Vulnerable Narcissism Strongly Tied to Emotional Struggles
A fresh meta-analysis of twenty-six studies, encompassing over 12,000 adults, reveals that vulnerable narcissism has a moderate connection to emotion regulation
Rebuilding Trust After Conflict: Practical Steps for Stronger Bonds
Relationships inevitably face periods of strain and disagreement. Individuals seeking to repair their connections must approach these challenges with deliberate
Emotional Intelligence Predicts Job Satisfaction Among Lebanese Workers
A recent investigation involving 244 employees in Lebanon reveals a strong link between emotional intelligence and work engagement. The study highlights how per
Why A Partner’s Digital Past Can Become A Third Person In The Relationship
Old photos, archived messages, and visible digital histories can linger in a relationship, making past experiences feel emotionally present and creating tension
Decoding Your Relationship Quiz Results
Online relationship quizzes measure specific behavioral patterns rather than providing a formal medical diagnosis. These assessments highlight common interperso
Conflict with Fathers Linked to Lower Mental Health Service Use Among Youth
A new study from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology reveals that adolescents who experience frequent conflict with their fathers are significant
Social‑Media Cuts Boost Youth Friendships, Study Finds
A new study published in *Frontiers in Psychology* on 13 October 2026 examined how cutting down on social‑media use affects friendships among adolescents. Resea
New Therapeutic Approach Combines Control-Mastery and EMDR for Attachment Trauma
A groundbreaking clinical framework published in October 2026 proposes merging Control-Mastery Theory with Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR)