Psychology

8 articles

A biohacker in a futuristic lab looking isolated and contemplative, surrounded by advanced technology, symbolizing the psychological toll of extreme longevity pursuits.
Healthy Living

Extreme longevity biohacking carries a profound psychological toll.

A recent survey by the Mental Health Institute for Future Studies reveals a striking paradox: 60% of individuals actively engaged in extreme longevity biohacking report increased anxiety and social is

Chloe Bennett·August 10, 2026
A split image visually connecting healthy food and mental tranquility, symbolizing the link between diet and mental well-being.
Nutrition

What is Nutritional Psychiatry? Diet's Role in Mental Health Explained

Experimental exposure to diets with a high glycaemic load can increase depressive symptoms in healthy volunteers, revealing a surprisingly direct link between what we eat and how we feel.

Ryan Patel·August 9, 2026
What Separates Good Self-Sabotage Programs From Great—And How Better in 3 Compares
Wellness

What Separates Good Self-Sabotage Programs From Great—And How Better in 3 Compares

Choosing the right path to overcome self-defeating behaviors is a critical decision for any leader, parent, or founder feeling stuck. The right guidance can unlock sustainable progress, while a poor fit can lead to more …

Sponsored by Better in 3·July 23, 2026
A person transitioning from a fearful state due to chronic pain to a peaceful state, illustrating the impact of thoughts on pain perception.
Food

Pain psychologists reveal how thoughts fuel chronic pain cycles

Many people suffering from chronic pain unknowingly worsen their condition through fear and avoidance, even when their physical injury has healed.

Isabella Cortez·June 29, 2026
A person deeply engrossed in listening to music, experiencing a complex range of emotions, highlighting the connection between sound and inner feelings.
Food

Music's emotional depth: Active listening enhances well-being

More than 30% of participants in a recent study reported simultaneously experiencing the highest ratings for both a positive and a negative emotion while listening to their chosen song, according to M

Isabella Cortez·June 27, 2026
How The Silence Survival Kit Helps You Respond to Silent Treatment (Without Feeling Anxious)
Wellness

How The Silence Survival Kit Helps You Respond to Silent Treatment (Without Feeling Anxious)

The silent treatment, a common relationship conflict, activates the brain's pain centers and causes deep anxiety due to a primal fear of abandonment. The Silence Survival Kit offers a structured path to calmly and proactively respond to stonewalling, helping reopen communication without escalating anxiety.

Sponsored·June 2, 2026
Stop Searching, Start Connecting: How Curated Therapy Collective’s 2026 Matching Process Works
Wellness

Stop Searching, Start Connecting: How Curated Therapy Collective’s 2026 Matching Process Works

The overwhelming task of finding a suitable therapist often leads to frustration and giving up, particularly for Gen Z and Millennials. Curated Therapy Collective addresses this by replacing impersonal algorithms with a clinician-led, human-first matching process to connect individuals with the right provider.

Sponsored·May 25, 2026
A visually striking image illustrating the intricate connection between the human brain and diverse foods, symbolizing the psychological and physiological roots of food cravings.
Wellness

Understanding the Science Behind Food Cravings: Psychological and Physiological Factors Explained

Have you ever wondered about the science behind food cravings? These intense desires are a complex conversation between your brain, body, and life experiences, not a personal failing.

Chloe Bennett·April 6, 2026