Videos

It’s a fact of life that our brains change as we grow older, and as they do, we might notice some subtle differences in the way they work. Aging adults are often increasingly prone to misplacing items or struggling to recall something from the past...

Depression is often described by folks experiencing it as a sadness that encompasses your life, impacts your day-to-day activities, and limits your functioning as you’d normally want to. It’s a condition known for its feelings of hopelessness and...

Chances are pretty good that you’re familiar with the term post-traumatic stress disorder, commonly known as PTSD. PTSD has long been recognized as a psychiatric condition that can develop in the wake of trauma. But in recent years, experts have...

Presented by Kristen L. Batejan, PhD, and Esther S. Tung, PhD, McLean Hospital – McLean Forum lecture

Diet, sleep, and exercise have been referred to by some as the pillars of mental health. Sleeping well, moving regularly, and eating healthily can improve overall well-being—and can also lead to better lifelong habits. Some mental health conditions...

Young adult mental health is a rising concern—and athletes are no different. The pressures many student athletes feel, whether self-imposed, put on by others, or both, are higher than average, and can contribute to rapid declines in mental health...

Presented by Brian P. Brennan, MD, MMSc, McLean Hospital – McLean Forum lecture

One of the relationships most impacted by mental health—or illness—is the relationship between you and your partner. While no two relationships are alike, all relationships can benefit from open lines of communication, addressing stigma, and building...