A study reveals increased psychotherapy use among U.S. adults, especially benefiting the affluent and educated, while access disparities persist for marginalized groups.
A groundbreaking study reveals that frontotemporal dementia patients lack empathetic brain responses, complicating social interactions and care decisions.
The study reveals that while left-leaning individuals score higher in prosocial traits, their actual prosocial behaviors are often less pronounced in real-life situations.
Research shows that personalized music therapy significantly improves emotional well-being and cognitive function in dementia patients, enhancing overall quality of life.
As the holiday season approaches, 46% of Americans struggle to find alone time, despite 56% recognizing its importance for mental health and stress relief.
A UCL study reveals that surveillance technologies in mental health settings may undermine patient care, lacking evidence of effectiveness and raising ethical concerns.