For 12 years, Eva LaRue and her daughter Kaya Callahan were tormented by a stalker — an ordeal the actress described as “psychological terrorism.” “You become your own prisoner,” the “CSI: Miami” alum told Fox News Digital. “Your mind is constantly in absolute terror mode, so you’re thinking about every possibility. Your mind is spinning … Read more
University of Alabama senior and Zeta Tau Alpha member Kylan Darnell has announced she is taking a “step back” from recruitment and from posting about the sorority rush craze sweeping college campuses. Darnell, the reigning Miss Ohio Teen USA, has spent the past three years sharing an inside look at sorority life, becoming one of … Read more
Ozzy Osbourne is suffering mentally as he battles Parkinson’s. The rocker, 76, opened up about the psychological toll of having the neurological disease in an interview with The Guardian published Thursday. “You wake up the next morning and find that something else has gone wrong,” said Osbourne. Ozzy Osbourne appears on SiriusXM’s Ozzy’s Boneyard Channel … Read more
Get a taste of these tricky tactics. A woman who claims to be a psychology and marketing expert has revealed the common ploys restaurants use to manipulate you into spending more money. A woman who claims to be a psychology and marketing expert has revealed the common ploys restaurants use to manipulate you into spending … Read more
The latest social media trend, “sadfishing,” is igniting plenty of conversations as users become increasingly drawn to “attention seekers.” The habit of “sadfishing” is defined as “the tendency of social media users to publish exaggerations of their personality to generate sympathy,” according to a 2021 research paper published in the Journal of American College. The … Read more
Tish Cyrus, mother to Grammy Award-winner Miley Cyrus, revealed the true reason why she stayed with country singer Billy Ray Cyrus before ending their marriage in 2020. Source link #Tish #Cyrus #stayed #Billy #Ray #Cyrus #fear #psychological #breakdown
Women can’t make cents of this “sociopathic” behavior. Men are courting women with “the penny dating method” — a toxic tactic that involves treating investment in a relationship like deposits in a piggy bank. According to Indy100, the method involves a man putting in a 100 percent investment at the beginning of a romance, before … Read more
Thanksgiving is a time of gathering, and gathering means people, and people — particularly close friends and family — can often mean stress. But there are faster and healthier ways to relax than emotionally eating leftover pie, or downing one too many hard ciders — eesearch suggests that the simple acts of chewing gum or humming, perhaps … Read more
Is scrolling social media contributing to a mental health problem? Probably, according to the author of a recent study, which found that addiction to screens — computers, smartphones, televisions, game consoles and other digital devices — is linked to mental illness. And while most studies have examined the effects of screen time on children and … Read more
Fans are getting tired of Katy Perry being “Hot N Cold” The outspoken “American Idol” judge once again whipped viewers into a social media frenzy during Sunday’s episode, tricking teary-eyed young singers into believing they were eliminated — before revealing they were moving on to the next round. Social media watchdogs are now comparing her … Read more
A Muslim father in Melbourne, Australia says his daughter was left with “psychological trauma” after being shown a “blasphemous” cartoon of Muhammad during a high school class. Posting on social media, the father said the incident occurred at a Melbourne college last month during a media studies class, where the teacher played a video showing … Read more
Summary: A child’s weight at birth could determine their risk of being diagnosed with a mental health disorder later in life. Researchers found for every kilogram below average birth weight, the more likely a child was to experience mental health problems through childhood and adolescence. Source: RCSI New research from RCSI University of Medicine and … Read more
Signs of the malady can include breathing problems, brain fog, chronic coughing, changes in taste and smell, overwhelming fatigue, difficulties in performing daily life functions, and disruptions in sleep that can last months, even years, after the infection has cleared the body. People who self-identified as having anxiety, depression or loneliness, or who felt extremely … Read more