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novembre 30, 2025Like
Santé mentale chez les jeunes : pourquoi le mal-être reste-t-il si difficile à exprimer ?
La santé mentale est aujourd’hui reconnue comme un pilier essentiel du bien-être global. Pourtant, chez les jeunes, exprimer un mal-être reste encore un défi majeur. Beaucoup se taisent, minimisent leur souffrance ou l’enfouissent, parfois jusqu’à ce qu’elle devienne insupportable. Pourquoi est-ce si difficile pour les adolescents et les jeunes adultes de mettre des mots sur ce qu’ils ressentent ? Les réponses sont multiples, complexes, et profondément liées aux mécanismes sociaux, émotionnels et culturels qui façonnent la jeunesse. Un âge de psychologues-paris4.fr
novembre 30, 2025Like
Stigmatisation et santé mentale : pourquoi les préjugés persistent-ils encore aujourd’hui ?
Malgré les avancées médicales, les campagnes de sensibilisation et la parole de plus en plus libérée autour du bien-être mental, la stigmatisation des troubles psychiques reste fortement ancrée dans notre société. Les personnes concernées, qu’il s’agisse d’adolescents, d’adultes ou de personnes âgées, doivent encore faire face à l’incompréhension, au jugement ou à l’isolement. Pourquoi, en 2025, ces préjugés sont-ils encore si tenaces ? Pour le comprendre, il faut s’intéresser à l’histoire, à la culture, à nos peurs collectives, mais aussi psychologues-paris3.fr
novembre 30, 2025Like
Anxiété juvénile : un phénomène en forte progression après la pandémie
Depuis la pandémie de COVID-19, un phénomène inquiétant s’est installé de façon durable dans la société : l’augmentation marquée de l’anxiété chez les jeunes. Cette progression rapide, voire brutale, de l’anxiété juvénile n’est plus un simple ressenti individuel ou un constat isolé de quelques professionnels : elle est aujourd’hui largement documentée, visible et préoccupante à tous les niveaux – familial, scolaire, médical et institutionnel. Loin d’être une conséquence passagère, ce phénomène s’ancre dans un contexte post-pandémique qui a bouleversé les psychologues-paris20.fr
novembre 28, 2025Like
Societal Division Causing Stress For Many Americans
Loneliness and societal division is negatively impacting large numbers of American adults. Results from the latest Stress in America survey found that 54% felt isolated, 50% lacked companionship and 50% felt left out. “Unfortunately, the latest “Stress in America” survey results are not at all surprising to me. In fact, the stress survey results reflect what I see in my client population and in my own community. Our society is highly individualistic, and while this has benefits, the downsides are theravive
novembre 28, 2025Like
As a Teen Girl, Beauty Standards Are Inescapable — & Getting More Specific Every Day
As a teen girl, I hear things about self-image almost every day. Whether it is a talk about how Instagram can make girls insecure, or my friend complaining about how much she dislikes a freckle on her face that I didn’t even notice, the topic always seems to be there. Growing up in the age of technology has completely changed the way girls view themselves. We’re constantly bombarded with videos of influencers who use filters when they show their makeup shek
novembre 26, 2025Like
For the Sandwich Generation, Holiday Caregiving Takes a Toll
SheKnows editor-in-chief Kat Steinberg had a real sandwich generation moment recently: both of her parents were in the ICU while she was juggling childcare for her 12-year-old and, of course, trying to stay on top of work. It’s no joke, Steinberg says, to be in the middle, caring for both aging parents and kids that haven’t quite left the house yet. “Honestly, there are days I forget to buy myself groceries or even text a friend back,” she says. “My shek
novembre 26, 2025Like
15 Minutes With: Sateria Venable Talks Fibroids, Fertility and Fighting for a Cure
Painful periods. Flood-like flows. Uterine growths the size of a melon. We know this sounds like a bad premenstrual dream, but these are just a few of the life-altering symptoms associated with uterine fibroids. Sateria Venable knows firsthand how disruptive fibroids can be. Before she was founder and CEO of The Fibroid Foundation, Venable was on her third surgery to remove fibroids that kept coming back. She also had a hard time finding healthcare providers who specialized in treating fibroids Healthy
novembre 26, 2025Like
El VIH y el riesgo de otros problemas médicos
English El 1 de diciembre de 2025 es el Día Mundial del SIDA. Gracias al tratamiento denominado terapia antirretroviral (TAR), personas con asignación femenina cuando nacieron (AFAB, por sus siglas en inglés) y mujeres con VIH ahora viven (¡y tienen éxito!) hasta la vejez. Más de la mitad de personas con VIH en Estados Unidos tienen 50 años o más. Pero el VIH se asocia a ciertos problemas médicos que pueden afectar a mujeres que viven con esa enfermedad. Aquí Healthy
novembre 26, 2025Like
HIV and the Risk of Other Health Problems
Español December 1, 2025, is World AIDS Day. Thanks to a treatment called antiretroviral therapy (ART), people assigned female at birth (AFAB) and women with HIV are now living (and thriving!) into old age. More than half of all people with HIV in the United States are 50 and over. But HIV is linked to certain health problems that can affect women living with the disease. Here are some of the most common ones. Gynecological health issues and HIV Gynecological Healthy
novembre 25, 2025Like
Can Using Vaginal Estrogen Cream on Your Face Make You Look Younger?
No, this isn’t a Goop editorial, but we can see why you’d mistake it for one. The idea of using an estrogen cream, historically used to restore vaginal tissue, on your face isn’t quite as wild sounding as, say, using bee venom to treat scarring, which Goop founder Gwyneth Paltrow described as “pretty incredible”, but it’s a bit out there. And, as more and more beauty influencers endorse vaginal estrogen cream as an anti-aging go-to, it’s gaining steam as a Healthy
novembre 25, 2025Like
Can Employee Gratitude Journaling Enhance Work Engagement?
A new study published in BMC Psychology looked at enhanced work engagement in Japanese employees following a 12-day online gratitude journal intervention. “Our study explored whether focusing on gratitude through a short journaling practice could really change how people feel about their work,” study author Noriko Yamagishi of Ritsumeikan University told us. « We asked employees to spend a few minutes each day, over a two-week period, writing about things they felt grateful for.” The research team wanted to see whether theravive
novembre 24, 2025Like
Stigma Can Be a Barrier to COPD Care
November is COPD Awareness Month. At 39, Cyndy Ruess went to the hospital after having trouble breathing. Breathing problems weren’t new for Ruess — she’d had asthma as a child — and her biggest concern at the time was figuring out when she’d be able to get back to work. A healthcare provider (HCP) gave Ruess more serious news. She might not be able to return to work at all, and her breathing issues were more than just asthma. She Healthy