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that Instagram message in my inbox.I met this guy—the one in my DMs asking me questions that could have been a simple Google search for a few YouTube videos—briefly at a 2020 New Year’s Eve party. An artsy-type with a nice beard, deep melanated skin, and a sweet smile.

announced that it will be partnering with the singer in a new “Sleep Story” series called “Dream With Harry,” which launches Wednesday.The former One Directioner, now 26, sent fans into a frenzy with the release of his “Fine Line” album and cheeky “Watermelon Sugar” music video, swooningly “dedicated to touching.” His ravenous fans stop at nothing just to get a little closer to the star.

#VERYFAT #VERYBRAVE can at least be a mental rehearsal for whenever that day returns, so that the exhilaration of being outside again isn’t tainted by body-negativity or the overwhelming desire to hide your .We spoke with Nicole about how she came up with the book idea, how she deals with pandemic and racism-related stress, and what is bringing her joy right now.Some people collect cars, I collect bikinis. But I don't have like a favorite one, per se.

not be doing stuff in this moment. My work is myself.

Rihanna is using her charitable organization, The Clara Lionel Foundation, to support mental health services amid the ongoing social unrest and the coronavirus pandemic in the USA. The songstress, in collaboration with Twitter’s Jack Dorsey, announced a USD 15 million donation to several organizations committed to mental health services, Daily Mail reported.

New York Times put Jessica Grose in charge.By "One highlight of my week was crying in the car on my way to the grocery store."The line could have been a text from my best friend in Missouri. A Slack sent from a coworker staying in her in-laws' home in upstate New York.

and print astrology section, which I watched grow from weekly horoscopes to celebrity chart analysis, transit explainers, and detailed compatibility readings.A big theory behind the boom is the live with every day, leaving us craving reassurance in a gradually-shakier world.

Judd Apatow has said working with Lena Dunham on Girls helped him collaborate with Pete Davidson on a new film about his issues following the loss of his father.

By and that means that Black mental health has to matter too. Nobody knows this more than Dr.

How are you feeling right now?There’s a layer of stress, anger, and confusion—and a tiny bit of hope that’s sprinkled throughout the day.How have you been organizing over the past few weeks?I’ve been really trying to sort out what's most helpful to share on my platform, not only to educate, but to help my community cope with their mental health through all of this.

. “I don't think that I've ever felt this level of unease about the world before in my life.

Waking up with anxiety is becoming as common as having morning coffee. As a global community, we’ve been forced to deal with the effects of a pandemic, and compelled to face the heartbreaking realities of police brutality and inequality.

I am that friend who is always busy—not even a pandemic could stop me. During quarantine, my Google calendar has been packed.

Prince William's latest documentary on mental health will air in the U.K. tonight on BBC One.

 Camila Cabello  got candid about her struggles with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. In an op-ed written for wsj.com, the 23-year-old revealed that she suffered in silence while she came to terms with the mental health disorder.

In recent weeks, we have seen the Duke of Cambridge focus on the efforts being made by frontline workers across the U.K. and around the world during the COVID-19 crisis.

Some women—women like Glennon Doyle—are like human meditations. A dose of their presence is its own form of self-care, helping you feel soothed, more connected—you know, like you could get through a pandemic without losing it.

One of the biggest threats to our mental health is the stigma surrounding it–nearly , but the topic is all-too-often met with silence and shame.But as these mental health quotes help prove, we can change that.Talking openly about mental health destroys dangerous taboos, normalizes treatment, and reminds us that we are never truly alone in our suffering.Here are 21 seriously inspirational mental health quotes—from Hollywood actors, pop stars, best-selling authors, psychologists, world leaders,

In 2020, over 70% of millennials and Gen-Zers report feeling lonely—and that came out pre- pandemic. Since then, our social interactions have nearly disappeared (and let’s be honest, Zoom happy hours are great but not the same).Clearly, feeling lonely isn’t uncommon.

Last fall, I parenting as both a working mom and the wife of a governor—California’s Gavin Newsom. My experiences were unique, to be sure, and yet the struggle was universal—parenting was seen as my burden and, yes, my husband’s “adorable hobby.”In a world that feels almost entirely different now—a world of Zoom meetings and distance learning, with essential workers putting their lives on the line and with unemployment on the rise—this particular imbalance has yet to be set right.

It was the first week of April, and CNN anchor Brooke Baldwin the previous weeks reporting on the dire spread of the coronavirus in the United States. She'd interviewed former Vice President (and presumptive Democratic presidential nominee) Joe Biden about how he'd fight it, if he were in the Oval Office.

In a trailer for a new BBC documentary, Football, Prince William, and Our Mental Health, The Duke of Cambridge is getting candid about emotional well-being. "You can't be ashamed of your mental health," Prince William began.

I can't pinpoint when my anxiety started, only that the first time I realized I needed help with it was about a year after graduating college. I was working in a job that wasn't very fulfilling, and the lack of engagement and stress (it was corporate PR and we were going through a media crisis) had me feeling so anxious that when I came home at night all I could do was cry in frustration.

Globally, Coronavirus has infected about 4 million people. While 1.3 million have recovered, nearly 275,000 have lost their lives due to COVID-19.

The only person as interested in my mother’s mental health as I am is my nine-year-old son Henry. Before she came to shelter in place with us last month, my son routinely asked me, “Did you talk to your mother today? How did she sound?” Now that she is here, he studies her affect and rates her mood on a daily basis like I did when I was nine, always leaning toward optimism.

With anxieties about our bodies at an all-time high—and every fitness influencer jumping to charge for their latest app—Adriene Mishler's soothing, authentic workouts are converting casual yogis into devout followers. No credit card necessary. By Everywhere you turn in week who-can-keep-track-anymore of , there’s an Instagram live with a celebrity trainer hyping you up to burpee your way to chiseled abs on the other side of lockdown.

Kate Middleton may be following social-distancing guidelines during the , but that doesn't mean she's putting her royal duties on hold.On May 2, just ahead of the UK’s Maternal Mental Health Awareness Week, shared a video of the spending time making video calls to parents, health experts, midwives, and other experts to discuss how the strain and challenges of COVID-19 have affected families, especially when it comes to .

Coronavirus has taken the world by storm and people are struggling under the fear of the pandemic. Globally, the deadly virus has infected about 3.35 million people.

Nicole Kidman will forever be grateful to her understanding husband and their daughters for letting mum drift off and live through her intense characters.

Nadiya Hussain has said her anxiety means it can be a “struggle to get out of bed” during the lockdown.

Demi Lovato never shies away from discussing her mental health issues publically even when the topic is as sensitive as her 2018 near-fatal drug overdose. In the past, she has opened up about her substance abuse problem, her struggles with anxiety and depression, and facing body image issues.

 Angelina Jolie isnot just renowned for her filmmaking and acting talent, old school Hollywood glamour and high-profile relationship with ex-husband  Brad Pitt,  but also for her humanitarian work around the globe. In her role as TIME contributing editor, the star took the opportunity to address trauma and coping strategies during these stressful  COVID-19 pandemic  times as she interviewed Dr Nadine Burke Harris, Surgeon General of California.

Since taking a break from Instagram, not to mention the entire internet, Selena Gomez has grown increasingly candid. Still, the degree to which the 27-year-old opened up on Miley Cyrus’s Instagram Live series on Friday came as something of a surprise. Gomez regularly talks about mental health, but this time, when Cyrus raised the subject, Gomez also specifically went into her diagnosis with bipolar disorder. 

In an Instagram Live chat with on Friday, April 3, Selena Gomez revealed that she is bipolar. joined Cyrus on the latter’s Bright Minded IG Live series, where they talked about a variety of subjects, including .

Mental health issues are one of the biggest growing problems we face every day. According to who.int, ‘depression and anxiety disorders are common mental disorders that have an impact on our ability to work, and to work productively’. Experts say the process of isolation can trigger certain patients’ underlying mental health issue, which is why it is such an important issue to discuss at the present time

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