Chief Care OfficerWomen’s Mental Load Linked to Distress, Dissatisfaction, Study Finds It's not just about who's doing the chores -- it's about who is keeping track of them all. By Liesl Goecker
No ShameIs This Normal: “I Still Sniff My Childhood Blanket to Fall Asleep” Comfort objects are nothing to be ashamed of. By Rajvi Desai
Laughing GasAir Pollution Affects Happiness — But We Don’t Really Understand How Maybe we just really hate hazy views? By Liesl Goecker
That Tingly FeelingYouTube Is Bursting With Videos Meant to Give You Brain Orgasms Welcome to the weird -- or relaxing -- world of ASMR. By Nadia Nooreyezdan
Psychological Echo ChamberYouTube Videos Influence Your Mood More Than You Think The finding, while not profound, does raise interesting questions for mental health. By The Swaddle Team
Highs And LowsThe Postpartum Condition Mistaken for the Joy of New Motherhood Postpartum bipolar mood disorder can develop even in women without a history of mental health problems. By Anubhuti Matta
YikesStudy: Academic Pressure Joins Racism, Poverty as Biggest Threats to Teen Well‑Being There's a problem when school is comparable to trauma. By The Swaddle Team
Facial RecognitionThis Emotional Intelligence Test Might Be the Future of Job Interviews If they're happy and you know it, clap your hands. By The Swaddle Team
Sharp ObjectsHelping a Teen Who Self‑Harms Can Be a Long, and Common, Journey "As a parent, it's really hard to cope with a child with self-harming behavior…. It's natural to feel angry, frightened or guilty." By Anubhuti Matta
Art As TherapyArt Therapy Is About Finding Value in the Process, Not the Result Self-expression is as important as mastery. By Jenisha Shah
Help Is AvailableHow to Help Someone You Worry May Be Suicidal Don't doubt the difference you can make by reaching out. By Arya Punj Timblo
Masculinity MakeoverHow a Bengaluru College Course Is Teaching Men to Be Equal Partners Gendered education done right. By Anubhuti Matta
Yours OnlyThe Rage, and Fear and Failure of Single‑Parenting The spotlight is unforgiving. By Praveena Shivram
ScarsThe Effects of Spousal Abuse Can Linger Long After the Violence Stops For women who have been through it, escape isn’t the end of the story. By Anubhuti Matta
Appreciation 101Thank You Notes Exist for a Reason: They Make People Feel Good A little scientific evidence to back up your mother's advice. By Angelina Shah
Equal OpportunityNearly As Many New Dads Likely to Get Postpartum Depression As New Moms Maybe now the condition will be taken seriously. By Anubhuti Matta
It's MagicDelhi Gov Says Schools’ Mental Health Curriculum Will ‘End Terrorism, Pollution’ Government officials continue to wildly misunderstand mental wellness. By Liesl Goecker
Fight ClubAggressive Behavior in Kids Might Stem From Misinterpreting Others’ Actions Helping kids consider others' intentions might curb their aggression. By The Swaddle Team
