Let’s give a name to our age’s most haunting anxiety: TFWM—The Future We’ll Miss. It’s the recognition that future ...

Ever notice how your heart races when you realize your phone isn't in your pocket? Or how you avoid picking up calls from ...

I am a high school senior who usually sits with my friend Oliver in English class. I’ve known him for about a year and we get along very well and hang out outside of school since we only have one ...

According to Niro Feliciano, a psychotherapist specializing in anxiety, there can be benefits to taking a break from the ...

The do nothing challenge on social media, also called raw-dogging boredom, can boost mental health by improving focus and reducing anxiety, a therapist says.

Smartphones and social media may affect the habits and emotions of young people and key aspects of their brain development.

"We've entered an age where many people form unhealthy and intense parasocial relationships with influencers." ...

A major new study found that compulsive use of social media begins in childhood and increases during adolescence. How does this dependency impact key aspects of youth mental health?

Everyday anxieties turned into witty acronyms! The rockstar of acronyms is FOMO, the fear of missing out. The digital age's ...