Mental Health - Page 2

The Full Flower Moon arrives on May 1, 2026, peaking at 1:23 p.m. ET (10:23 a.m. PT), and it’s not here to keep things light and breezy.

The rise of ethnic rhinoplasty among Black women reflects more accessibility and growing social acceptance toward artificial aesthetic enhancement. But how does it impact our notions of beauty, identity, and ancestry?

In an interview with Vibe April 22, Kehlani revealed that she finally has the “tools” to navigate her Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD).

Mental awareness is expanding the meaning of self-care beyond spa days and feel-good quotes. Find out why emotional honesty, boundaries, and healing matter.

For many Black mothers, the path of raising a neurodivergent child has led to an unexpected revelation: the realization that they, too, are neurodivergent.

Narcissists often display an exaggerated sense of self-importance through their body language. Here are four ways to spot them.

Spring arrives with a quiet invitation to reset your mental. Read on for Spring habits that help you protect your peace. 

Here's how Black women can reclaim self-care by romanticizing daily life to find joy, beauty, and meaning in the ordinary.

Societal expectations and biases can obscure the signs of depression in Black girls, underscoring the need for more inclusive support systems.

March 12 is National Working Moms Day, a chance to say, "You are appreciated," to the women who give their all on the job and at home. But I can’t help asking, are we fighting a losing battle when it comes to work-life balance?

Raneka Pate's son, Kentre Baker, was shot and killed by Las Vegas Police officers responding to a hostage situation with the child’s father.

This absence means that the research doesn’t reflect reality because Black women do have ADHD, but we're not represented in the data.