Imagine spilling your teenage angst to a robot and actually feeling better!

That's not the opening line to a sci-fi novel but the reality for over 10,000 adolescents who chatted with an AI therapist named KAI.

Over six weeks, these young folks reported improvements in their psychological well-being, according to a recent study.

But could this new wave of AI therapy inadvertently de-professionalize the field of mental health?

During the recent COVID pandemic, children's screen time has significantly increased, doubling from previous levels.

This surge in screen usage raises concerns about its impact on mental health, particularly the risk of developing Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD).

In the span of a generation, society has shifted dramatically from using paper to relying on screens, marking a significant social transformation.

This change has led to an increasing amount of time spent looking at devices rather than engaging with the world around us.

In a world where empathy might reign supreme, researchers unveil the hidden mechanisms that shape our capacity to empathize—or remain indifferent.

From the cradle to adulthood, our empathy script is penned by the silent observers of our lives… Let’s jump in!

Social media and materialistic assholish inclinations intertwine to foster a distressing cycle of comparison, addiction, and diminished well-being, reveals a recent study. .. Geez.. Let’s jump in!

Facebook Affairs have emerged as a significant topic in social science research, shedding light on a concerning trend within ostensibly committed relationships.

Research tells us why this is becoming an epidemic…