Having a supportive network, though, can make a world of difference. Friends, family members, and partners who offer understanding, patience, and encouragement can help ease the burden of social anxiety and provide vital emotional support.
This meta-analysis synthesized over 50 years of experimental research on sleep loss and emotion, examining the effects of sleep deprivation, sleep restriction, and sleep fragmentation on various emotional outcomes.
The prevalence of family history (FH) of autism and ADHD varies depending on the recruitment approach used in developmental studies.
Autistic burnout is a debilitating condition characterized by chronic exhaustion, loss of skills, and reduced tolerance to stimuli that significantly impact the lives of many autistic individuals.
This study comprehensively examined the psychometric properties of the ABM and CBI to evaluate their efficacy as screening measures for autistic burnout.
This systematic review synthesized findings on depression and grief in adults, aiming to identify specificities of depression in grief and whether grief varies based on the type of loss.
The study examines the mediating role of intolerance of uncertainty and cognitive emotion-regulation strategies in the relationship between stress and anxiety symptoms in children and early adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Partner accommodation of PTSD symptoms involves modifying one’s behavior in response to the PTSD symptoms of a loved one. Examples include avoiding triggering situations, taking on extra responsibilities, or not expressing one’s own feelings. While often well-intentioned, accommodation can inadvertently maintain PTSD symptoms and cause distress for both partners. Studying accommodation from both partners’ perspectives can provide insights for prevention, assessment, and couples-based PTSD interventions.
The gut microbiome is the collection of microorganisms, including bacteria, fungi, and viruses, that inhabit the digestive tract. It plays a crucial role in human health, influencing digestive function, immune system regulation, and even mental well-being through the gut-brain axis.
MTPC works by integrating attentional training, self-compassion cultivation, and behavior change components to support patients in developing self-regulation skills and initiating health behavior changes. The program consists of eight weekly 2-hour sessions, daily home practice, and a 7-hour all-day session.