Results for Psychiatry & Psychology

Intermittent fasting seems an effective way to improve long term memory retention and generate new nerve cells in adult mice, according to a study from the Institute of Psychiatry, Psychology and Neuroscience at King's College London.

“The repetition itself becomes the important thing; it’s a form of mesmerism,” Haruki Murakami reflected on the power of a daily routine. “Rhythm is one of the most powerful of pl…

Research shows that changing the name could help reduce the stigma of mental illness

Parenting expert, Michele Borba, offers proven tips based on positive psychology to enhance children's optimism, self-esteem and positive attitude.

Everything physical therapists need to know about motivating employees.

Anxious for that big meeting or family gathering? You may want to prep with a cup of yogurt: A promising new study in Psychiatry Research has found that people who eat more fermented foods, including yogurt, kefir, sauerkraut, kombucha, miso, and kimchi, have fewer social anxiety symptoms.

The Foundation talked to Amy Wechsler, MD, board-certified in psychiatry and dermatology, about how to communicate effectively with teens and tweens about tanning
It’s tremendously important to warn teens about tanning — but can you get through to them? Teenagers are notorious for ignoring their parents’ advice, and disregarding rules designed for their safety. “When I was a child, my parents were focused on smoking and…

Cramming is the stereotypical way of studying in college, but it’s a horrible way of doing so, according to professor of psychology Alan Kersten at FAU. “Cramming can lead to sleep deprivation,” said Kerston. “and coffee isn’t going to help.”
To make more sense of how certain study tactics allow students to retain more and how others are a waste of time, Kersten explained the difference between short-term (or working memory) and long-term memory.

Lets face it. For us human beings, often the most difficult struggles in our lives come from inside of us. We are all essentially walking, talking bundles of emotions and issues. We can’t sleep, we’re in conflict, we get obsessed or we suffer from...

It’s not just the pros who can benefit from a few sessions with a sports psychologist. Here’s how you can, too.

Social networks have grown at an exponential rate over the last decade or so. According to a report by Statista, there were around 207 million social networ

Color Psychology - How colors affect our moods and emotions

A Washington University psychology professor offers tips based on his research into what habits actually help you learn.

You feel young and vivacious on the inside. But lately your looks don't mesh with your youthful self-image. Looking your absolute best is a matter of taking good care of yourself and giving a small boost to the natural features that already make you stand out in a crowd. Do that, and you'll wind up feeling more confident and improving your physical health, says Erlene Rosowsky, PsyD, an assistant clinical professor of psychology at Harvard Medical School.

Psychology has the tools to empower individuals and society to adhere to public health policy

Signs of mental illness such as depression in children can appear in preschool years. You'll need an expert in kids' psychology to care for your child.

Treating depression, anxiety or ADHD can feel like a guessing game. Genetic tests may help.

An expert on child psychiatry says parents should strike a careful balance talking about terrorism with their kids.

A growing body of scientific evidence is making clear the connection between good nutrition and good mental health.

As if we needed to ask the question....you know you love her...you know she's irreplaceable, but do you know exactly why? Psychology Today published this article, itemizing the reasons why moms are so important. In honor of your mother on Mother's Day, read on and find out why.