The experience actually stressed me out even more.

Or maybe we just learn to handle it better?

Divorce puts wrinkles in our brains.

It's true what they say -- having kids changes you.

Life is stressful. Most of us have learned to live with it as a bad side effect of modernity. But stress has been with us for a long time — ever since the first sabre-toothed tiger chased the first human. 

There’s a new secret to coping with stress, and, if you can get past the initial, reflexive distaste, it actually might be helpful, or at least explain some of our habits: A new study, published in the Journal of Personality and Social 

In a new study, researchers at the University of Illinois explored possibly the most realistic scenario in the history of the world: to what degree stressed mothers are able to support their children’s stress while they handle their own. Research 

A new study from researchers at Tel Aviv University offers proof that stress is subjective, and that our mindset toward our own stress colors how we respond to others’ stress — and not always in a good way. “We have 

We’ve all heard of stress eating, but a new study has found the stress may just as harmful to your gut health as the junk food — but only if you’re a woman. In a new paper published in Nature Scientific 

Every other week, Sonali Gupta draws on more than 10 years of experience as a clinical psychologist to give advice to readers with questions about parenting, family dynamics, relationships, mental health, and more.   What’s Wrong With Mum? My 2-year-old has become very attached to