It's often said that aging is not for the faint of heart. But new evidence suggests that those who take it the hardest mentally might actually make it worse.

Parents and gardening are similar in how people learn to balance between providing support and instilling self-reliance.

Struggling with follow-through doesn’t mean you’re lazy. Your personality patterns may be prioritizing short-term relief over long-term goals. But they can change.

You predicted it. It happened. So why won't they just admit it? The answer reveals more about survival than ego.

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Fertility treatment can be stressful and trigger a fight-or-flight response. Using positive productivity can help time pass more quickly and calm your nervous system.

Research on the midlife crisis reveals why at ages 40 to 46 you can feel the most unhappy in your life, and how to rebuild your mental state afterward.

As long as we are caught in egotism, the opportunity for a healthy relationship vanishes. Only humility makes a relationship work.

Many couples worry they’re not having enough sex. But the science suggests a modest “sweet spot” and reveals what actually drives satisfaction.

Tracking climate change’s mental health impacts is not straightforward, as attribution is challenging and data lack robustness.

How much and how quickly can we change the brain late in life? AI offers novel, noninvasive ways to improve and change brain function across ages.

Grief in sport is real, yet rarely acknowledged. Providing connection and support to athletes is essential to healing.