Our family of origin distinctly shapes who we are. From our personality and behavior to our choices in life, family plays a large role. And

An NIMH-supported study suggests that adolescents living through the COVID-19 pandemic may be experiencing more anxiety and depression symptoms and accelerated brain aging.

Let’s be honest: trying to figure out what’s best to eat for our unique body – and stick to it – can be really hard.

A new article in History of Psychiatry may interest AHP readers: “George Stephen Penny (1885–1964): his life and medical encounters before, during and after admission

If you’ve ever experienced emotional eating, you probably thought of it as a “problem.” Most of the messages we get out there talk about it

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For many years, Tiffany worried about what to eat, and believes that if she could only learn to “think like a thin person,” she could

In this episode of The Psychology of Eating Podcast, eating psychology coach Marc David works with 28-year-old Aamina from New Delhi, India. Aamina would like

In the weight loss world, the concept of a weight “set point” is pretty common. Meaning, our bodies seem to have an intrinsic natural weight