Quality sleep is essential for both physical and mental health. The good news is that small, intentional changes to your daily routine can significantly improve how well you sleep. Explore these eight practical, evidence-based tips to help you get a more restful and meaningful night's sleep.
Self-care isn’t indulgent or selfish. When practiced intentionally, it can support your mental and emotional health, improve physical well-being, strengthen relationships, and enhance overall quality of life. If you’re just getting started, here are three simple and realistic tips to help you build a sustainable self-care routine.
Sometimes referred to as “sleep terrors,” night terrors are a type of parasomnia that can cause someone to scream, cry, breathe heavily, have an increased heart rate, sweat, stare, sit up in bed, thrash around, or wave their arms and legs. It can be difficult...
You might have heard that happiness is a choice and wondered if that’s actually true. Unfortunately, for some individuals, mental health conditions like depression and bipolar disorder make it difficult for them to feel happy. There can also be several factors outside someone’s control—such as...