Study Finds Lower Hope and Resilience Among Teens With ADHD and DCD
A 2026 study of 105 Israeli adolescents found that those with both ADHD and developmental coordination disorder reported lower resilience, hope and…
What a New Study Reveals About Conduct Problems and Callous-Unemotional Traits in Children
A study of more than 16,000 children in the United States and Spain found broadly similar patterns of conduct problems and callous-unemotional…
Maternal ADHD Symptoms Were Associated With Lower Child Quality-of-Life Scores in Spanish Cohort
An observational study found that children whose mothers screened positive for ADHD symptoms had lower parent-rated quality-of-life scores, while maternal psychological distress…
Strict Parenting Linked to Students Sensing More Educational Anxiety at Home
A survey of 646 Chinese college freshmen found that authoritarian parenting and family conflict were associated with higher perceived parental anxiety about…
Study Links Strong Sex-and-Gender Certainty With Authoritarian Attitudes on Both Sides
Two preregistered surveys found that strongly fixed or strongly changeable views about sex and gender were associated with different forms of authoritarianism.…
What a new review says about DBT, MBT and IFS when BPD overlaps with anxiety or depression
A review found promising but limited evidence for DBT and MBT in people with borderline personality disorder and co-existing depression or anxiety.…
Why a Healthier Environment Is Also a Mental-Health Priority
A new Earth–Brain–Health Commission analysis says climate extremes, pollution, displacement and urban pressures can affect mental wellbeing across the life course—and calls…
What the Earth–Brain–Health Research Agenda Is Bringing Together
A reference list associated with Nature Mental Health brings together research on climate change, environmental exposures, brain function and mental health—while leaving…
Why Better Mental Health Support Cannot Depend on a Diagnosis
An independent review in England has intensified debate over rising distress, ADHD and autism assessments, and whether services are equipped to respond…
When Achievement Becomes a Way to Cope
A psychiatrist’s account explores how relentless achievement can sometimes conceal depression, substance use and a fragile sense of self—without suggesting that ambition…