The Latest Breaking News from Anxiety

Psychology says people who say goodbye multiple times before leaving aren't indecisive, they may be protecting something deeper in their relationships

Psychology suggests that everyday habits often reflect deeper emotional needs. Saying goodbye multiple times is rarely a sign of indecision; more often, it is an expression of connection and a desire to prolong meaningful interactions.

The Economic Times · Jun 17

How do beta blocker heart drugs actually work for anxiety?

A reality TV star’s claim that a beta blocker drug dulled their emotions and made them appear calm on camera has sparked a wave of social media commentary.

The Conversation · Jun 17

Welcome to the summer of 'Butter Yellow,' the shade of consumer anxiety

Soft palettes, nostalgic spending, and what America's newest aesthetic obsession reveals about the economy underneath.

Fortune · Jun 16

Bible Verse for the Day: "Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation..."

Philippians 4:6–7 offers a practical antidote to anxiety by encouraging prayer, petition, and thanksgiving. This passage teaches believers to turn worries into conversations with God, cultivate trust through gratitude, and receive a supernatural peace that guards hearts and minds. It aligns with modern practices like mindfulness and gratitude journaling, demonstrating…

The Economic Times · Jun 16

Why Do Some People Fear Commitment?

Relationships often begin with excitement, hope, and emotional connection. Yet for some people, the moment a relationship starts becoming serious, feelings of discomfort and anxiety appear. They may pull away, avoid future plans, or even end a relationship that seems perfectly healthy. This behavior is often described as a fear…

MyLifeXP · Jun 15

New Jersey man chats up Arizona bartender. He thinks he’s getting her number—then she pulls an Uno Reverse: ‘Give me your phone’

Undoubtedly, bachelor and bachelorette parties can be a source of anxiety for some people in relationships. The traditional last ‘hurrah’ of heavy drinking and blurred lines that potentially break boundaries is enough to keep them lying awake at night. When these mice come to play at her job, one Arizona…

The Mary Sue · Jun 15

What Makes Lakshmi Stay? The Answer Will Surprise You

Most people spend their entire lives chasing success. They chase money, promotions, recognition, luxury, and status. Yet even after achieving what they once dreamed of, many still feel restless. The next goal appears. The next desire emerges. The feeling of "not enough" never disappears. Why does this happen? Ancient Hindu…

MyLifeXP · Jun 15

Antidepressants and antipsychotics could serve as alternatives to opioids, study finds

Medications that target depression, anxiety and poor sleep could help treat pain without opioids’ addictive properties

The Guardian - US · Jun 14

Why Children With Autism Often Struggle With Summer Transitions

Summer break is often associated with freedom, family vacations, and a break from school routines. However, for many families raising children with autism, the season can bring unexpected challenges instead of relaxation. The abrupt shift from structured school days to less predictable schedules can create anxiety, emotional distress, and behavioral…

Kids Ain't Cheap · Jun 13

Why Do Certain Places Instantly Change Our Mood?

Most people have experienced it at some point. A walk along the beach brings an unexpected sense of calm. A visit to an old school sparks nostalgia. A crowded shopping mall creates irritation or exhaustion. These emotional shifts often happen so quickly that we barely notice them. The relationship between…

MyLifeXP · Jun 13