Mental Health

Learn how to prepare disaster plans and emergency kits for you and your family.

It isn’t always easy to be in a relationship with someone who has borderline personality disorder. Learn how to set boundaries, work toward a healthy relationship, and know when to walk away.

Not every family fits the happy, loving ideal. For some, family dynamics are downright unhealthy, or even dangerous. Learn how to spot toxic behavior, shed guilt, put up boundaries, and keep distance to safeguard your own well-being.

If you have OCD tendencies, you may want to try meditation. Learn more about how this holistic therapy works to curb compulsions and obsessive thoughts.

If someone you love has PTSD, you’re living with it too. Learn how you can help them and yourself.

If you’ve been struggling with PTSD, this simple daily practice you can do anywhere may be able to help. Learn how meditation can lower your stress levels.

Taraji P. Henson is working to draw attention to mental health issues facing the black community.

When does a messy house become a sign of hoarding or a mental illness? And, when and how should you stage an intervention?

Research shows we all grieve differently. Men grieve differently than women. Soldiers grieve differently.

Can going through a traumatic event cause you to do dangerous things that you might not otherwise do? The experts weigh in.

After a serious injury, your physical recovery is only part of the healing process. Learn how your mental health can factor in to your quest to get better.

About half of Americans will go through at least one traumatic event in their lives. When they do, their minds and bodies may go through some changes. Here’s why.

Going through a trauma is common. Here’s what to do next.

These famous faces are joining forces to encourage others to open up about mental health issues.

Neuroscientist and "Big Bang Theory" actor Mayim Bialik talks about her book "Girling Up" and fighting the stigma of mental health.

When your mind starts to race, these tips can help you relax and regain control.

Anyone can have posttraumatic stress disorder, not just war vets.

If you want to jump-start your health in the New Year, then just be. Mindfulness, the art of being fully present in the moment, may give your mind and your body a boost. WebMD explains.

In flashes of childhood memory, actress Glenn Close can still see her younger sister, Jessie, anxiously picking at the skin between her forefinger and thumb. Many children have nervous habits -- but Jessie's seemed different. WebMD Magazine shares their story.

Anger can be a force for good, but chronic, intense anger is neither helpful nor healthy.

You’ve heard the terms, but do you really know what they mean? Learn how to spot the differences in these personalities.

When you find yourself asking "Am I crazy?" you probably aren't, but it's a clue that something is off. WebMD offers three possibilities.

Is it time for you to talk to someone about how you’ve been feeling? WebMD gives advice on a mental health checkup.

A cluttered environment can limit your ability to focus and process information, a recent study shows.

WebMD takes a look at hoarding -- why some people are prone to keeping everything and how to treat the problem.