Myths and Misinformation: Cannabis for Treating Mental Health

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In recent years, we’re hearing more talk about using cannabis for mental health, as a way to relax, sleep better, and help with anxiety and stress. For some people, it feels like a more “natural” option compared to standard mental health treatment. But the claims around mental health and cannabis are often incomplete. What we […]

The Rise in Delusional Thinking: How AI Chatbots Are Leading to Thinking Errors

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In recent years, you’ve likely come across at least one media report about someone taking an extreme action as a result of their conversations with an AI chatbot. This may be unsurprising, as some research reports have claimed that AI chatbots could worsen the mental health of users.  Delusional thinking, in particular, is a commonly […]

Weight Loss Drugs and Mental Health

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We’ve been hearing a lot about weight loss medications in recent years. More people are turning to prescriptions like Ozempic or other GLP-1 medications to lose weight, especially when they’ve spent years without success from diet and exercise alone.  But while a lot of the spotlight is on the physical results, the part we don’t […]

Is Creating Fake Scenarios a Mental Illness? Maladaptive Daydreaming Explained

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Key Takeaways What Happens When Daydreaming Takes Over Your Life Imagine being so captivated by the world in your mind that hours pass without you noticing. You might forget to eat, sleep, or complete essential tasks. Conversations fade into background noise as your attention remains fixed on the narrative unfolding in your imagination. This isn’t […]

Money on the Mind: AMFM Survey Reveals How 2025’s Economy Is Reshaping American Mental Health

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Today’s volatile economy is exacting more than financial costs. It is eroding the nation’s emotional well-being. To understand the scope of the problem, AMFM Healthcare surveyed 725 adults across the United States in May 2025. The findings point to a population living on edge: nearly nine in ten Americans feel anxious about money, and the majority say that anxiety is getting worse as the year unfolds.

Election Anxiety and Mental Health: Insights from a National Survey

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As election season approaches, many Americans experience heightened levels of stress and anxiety. To better understand how this impacts mental well-being, a survey of 2,000 individuals was conducted. The results provide insight into the complex relationship between election coverage, mental health, and anxiety. Below is an analysis of the key findings, highlighting how election-related stress is affecting people across the country.

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