In a typical year, one in five Americans will experience some form of mental health issue. Of course, the last two years have been anything but typical. The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mental health challenges, while at the same time upending our go-to support systems. On a national scale, we're still sorting out what all of this means long-term. But for now, at least, so many of us want to know: What can we do to feel a little bit better?
There's no one answer. Good thing we've got way more than one.
This spring, BDG presents How To Feel Better, a united effort across our Lifestyle, Parenting, and Culture & Innovation portfolios to help our readers face their challenges and go after what brings them joy.
What Millennials Can Learn from Gen Z About Mental Health
And vice versa.
How To Help Your Parents Talk About Mental Health
Take it slow. Yep. Even slower than that.
I Was All For Medicating Mental Health Issues – Just Not For Me
A new mom struggles with postpartum anxiety but resists taking medication for it.
When Your Partner Has ADHD (And You Don’t)
Every couple makes compromises; these are some of ours.
How to Understand Out-of-Network Benefits for Therapy
It’s a maddening, confusing system — but with a little research, you can navigate it just fine.
I’m on Two Mental Health Medications and I Only Love One
It’s easier to tell people I’m on prescription drugs for anxiety than ADHD.
Selfmade Founder Stephanie Lee Is On A Mission To Prioritize Mental Health For POC
Dubbed the “first emotionally intelligent personal care brand,” Selfmade bridges beauty and wellness.
‘Bridgerton’ Star Ruby Barker Thanked Shonda Rhimes In A Mental Health Update
The actor shared a video message from the hospital.
I Was All For Medicating Mental Health Issues – Just Not For Me
A new mom struggles with postpartum anxiety but resists taking medication for it.
I Feel More Like Me With My Meds, Not Without
A 31-year-old woman recalls the week that changed her views on her mental health prescriptions.