Mental Wellbeing

ELYSIAN’s Night in White was about more than just elegance and fun on the water. Continuing a tradition of incorporating philanthropy into ELYSIAN events, ELYSIAN Impact held a fundraiser for…

As a health/medical television reporter for years, I have covered a myriad of mental health-related stories. I find psychology of the brain fascinating, plus the stories have provided a continual…

‘Tis the season! As the calendar rolls on, our days become filled with commitments to attend holiday parties and events, gifts to buy and get in the mail, family obligations,…

Anxiety is a little voice in your head that tells you that you’re not good enough, that you’re going to mess up, or that you’re just not cut out for…

We spend nearly one third of our lives in a state of unconsciousness. It seems like a very unproductive time…you aren’t able to study, exercise, or check things off your…

What is life like online? It depends who you ask, but most people agree that it’s stressful, overstimulating, addictive, overwhelming, and far from perfect. Reclaim your sanity and make positive change in your life with these tips.

Preparation is the key to a positive and successful job search. Research the job market, and update your resume. Although things may have changed during your absence, so have you. You have more to offer than you might think.

Death . . . in an instant your life changes. Was it unexpected? Did you know it was coming? You thought you were prepared, but the loss is physically painful. Grief is different for each of us, there is no instant cure, but there is succor.

In a world of rotating fad diets and so much uncertainty about actual nutrition, Haley Williams found that managing her health became much easier when she listened to her body and balanced her health needs and diet with an “Enjoy life” motto.

Since time immemorial art has been a vital form of communication, self-expression, healing, and pleasure. Art also can be a treatment for psychological disorders and mental illness, for adults and…

“I was sad, and I was disappointed — but I wasn’t surprised when I learned about the tragic death of Cheslie Kryst. I work with people who said they just couldn’t believe it, but that’s because they were thinking about Cheslie with a rational mind. People who suffer from depression and anxiety have ‘thought distortions,’ therefore their thoughts are more irrational.”

Content Warning – The contents of this article discuss depression, anxiety, and suicide. Scars to Your Beautiful But there’s a hope that’s waiting for you in the dark You should…