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.

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

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

Therapy is often seen as a tool for healing distress, but it also serves a deeper function: It shapes how we live. Therapy becomes an ethical practice.

Psychodynamic therapy for psychosis is transformative, but many therapists don't know where to start. I'd start here.

Researchers demonstrates a revolutionary AI foundation model capable of predicting human brain activity from multisensory stimuli.

AI doesn't think, but it speaks well enough that we forget the difference.

How do you alleviate stress in your life? Researchers are now measuring the healthful impact that time spent with nature has on our health.

Sided? Friendships are primarily sustained by reciprocity. They don’t require a perfect balance of effort at all times. But they can’t really survive without a general sense that care, interest, and ...

How self-erasure in friendships creates a pattern of internal and external reinforcement that leads to loneliness instead of connection.

Issues of sexual desire--too little, too much, wrong person, unusual circumstances--are common in couples of all genders. One effective approach is to examine non-sexual issues.

The loss of a long-term romantic partner represents a major disruption in one’s life pathway. A new paper on relationship endings provides hope for how to find your way back.