How Body Signals Help the Brain Regulate Fear
Summary: New research from the Max Planck Institute shows that the brain uses bodily feedback to regulate fear. In mice, freezing behavior…
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Nightmares in Midlife May Increase Dementia Risk
Summary: Middle-aged people who report at least one nightmare per week are four times more likely to experience measurable cognitive decline over…
Nutritional Supplements May Improve PTSD Recovery
Summary: Combining two natural compounds that influence the epigenome, researchers report a promising strategy that reverses PTSD-like symptoms in an animal model…
Self-Efficacy Questionnaires: 15 Surveys to Measure Confidence
The beliefs a person holds about their ability to handle situations, complete tasks, and reach goals play a major role in determining…
How Depression Alters Immune Cells
Summary: Researchers have identified a relationship between depressive disorders and altered mechanical properties of blood cells. Source: TUD Depression commonly presents with…
How Social Distancing Changes Your Brain
Summary: Researchers report that changes in specific neuronal genes correlate with time spent in social isolation. Source: Max Planck Institute Have you…
Psychological Distancing Explained: 4 Practical Techniques
Have you ever felt so angry that you couldn’t see straight? Many of us have experienced moments when strong emotions cloud our…
Study Finds Genetic Variants Linked to Coffee Consumption
A large new genome-wide meta-analysis has identified six previously unreported genetic variants linked to habitual coffee consumption, offering fresh insight into why…
Positive CBT for Teens: 3 Practical Techniques
Positive cognitive behavioral therapy (positive CBT) is a strengths-based approach that draws from positive psychology. Instead of focusing primarily on what is…
Stem Cells in Brain Membranes Produce New Neurons
Summary: Researchers have identified neural progenitor cells in the meninges. Source: VIB Flanders Possible implications for brain regeneration In a multidisciplinary study…
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