A clinical psychologist based in New York said she was “quite surprised” at the “vitriol and anger” she received this week for posting a TikTok video showing how to break up with a toxic friend. “The internet’s reaction indicates how divisive and difficult this subject is, especially in our culture today — friendships can be … Read more
Once a cheater, not always a cheater? Rece Davies, 43, of California, is an affair recovery coach who believes affairs are “an addiction.” She also says that people are unfaithful as a “form of escapism” or as a “pain pill” from hardships like a death in the family, an illness or a high-stress job, coupled … Read more
Rita Balogun’s schedule is jam-packed with work commitments, social outings — and a bi-monthly sob session. “If I don’t have a good cry at least every two weeks, minimum, it just feels like all my emotions are just like locked in and I just need to release it so I can start thinking clearly again,” … Read more
Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. Over 41 million Americans sought treatment or counseling for a mental health issue in 2020. From wide-ranging issues like anxiety, depression, or dealing with family members to more … Read more
Discover startups, services, products and more from our partner StackCommerce. New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you buy through our links. If you’re gift-shopping for someone who cherishes their skincare routine, you may be able to grab something they haven’t considered. Light therapy is a non-invasive skin care option that uses … Read more
Sex is what’s for dinner, snacks and dessert for one California couple. Sheri Green, 54, and her husband, Derek, 55, say they made a raunchy “intimacy menu” to spice up their sex life and keep their 34-year relationship going. “We started to feel rejected if one of us wanted intimacy but the other one didn’t, … Read more
New York City school kids are losing their minds over the zonked-out drug addicts and raving vagrants they encounter every day – and are flocking to therapists to find ways to cope with the stress, The Post has learned. In neighborhoods such as Hell’s Kitchen “a lot” of kids are now in therapy, according to … Read more
A half dozen patients in Germany have been functionally cured of lupus — for now, at least. Their doctors used a blood-engineering technique that’s usually reserved for fighting aggressive cancers (CAR-T). It’s unlikely that such a technique could become widespread for lupus-sufferers, because of the cost and lab work required for each patient. Loading Something … Read more
Ketamine is an anesthetic used to sedate both humans and pets, and it’s a favorite of party-goers seeking a psychedelic high. Now it’s also the subject of an enormous amount of interest as a fast-acting treatment for depression and other serious mental health conditions. Despite all the buzz about ketamine’s therapeutic potential, people remain confused … Read more
Moments before the session was due to start, I dug through a haphazard stack of pens and rubber bands and notecards in an unfamiliar desk drawer, searching for something sharp. It’s OK, I’m going to fix it, I reassured myself. “It” was an overwhelming sense of frustration following a difficult interaction with a colleague. I … Read more
Media Advisory Wednesday, August 31, 2022 What: At the National Institutes of Health, a surgical team successfully implanted a patch of tissue made from patient cells with the goal of treating advanced “dry” age-related macular degeneration (AMD), also known as geographic atrophy. Dry AMD is a leading cause of vision loss among older Americans and … Read more