Anxiety

Elizabeth, 38, has been thinking about only one thing since last spring: moving her family to Portugal. But, neither she nor her husband, who she says is o

The jolt of the pandemic changing our lives overnight and the constant onslaught of anti-Black racism is traumatic (especially since Black people have had

Having to live through a global pandemic has been — let’s face it — pretty rough. The United States, along with the rest of the world, went into

I’ll try anything to quell my stress. Nine months into 2020, many of us feel that way — likely because, given the state of the world, more peo

Forty million. That’s roughly how many people in the U.S. have an anxiety disorder; about 18% of the population. So chances are, you know someone (or

On March 16th, the Dow Jones dropped almost 3,000 points — the largest point drop in history. It closed with another drop this past Monday, this time nea

First, it was jade rollers. Then it was water bottles with crystals inside. The latest trendy gem product? Worry stones. These are gemstones that are a lit

While social media has made it easier than ever for college students to figure out where the lit parties are, or gently stalk their assigned roommate befor

In 2017, Danny Pellegrino was living in Los Angeles, performing sketch and standup comedy at venues around the city. Just as his career was just taking off

Sunday scaries. Errand paralysis. FOMO. August anxiety. These days, there's a name for every terrible feeling that you experience over the course of y

If you've ever felt emotionally moved after completing a day hike, or sending a challenging climb, you're probably familiar with the healing effe

Buying plants is a specific type of retail therapy. This is especially true for millennials who didn't invent the concept of houseplants, but, like we

Calling your grade school teacher “mom.” Farting in a yoga class. Liking an ex's Instagram from 53 weeks ago. Waving at a person who defin

Moving back home after college has its obvious perks: saving money on rent, taking a breather after years of academic rigor, and mooching off of your paren