Wellness

She's partnering with BetterHelp to give away $2 million in therapy.

“Women go through so much with their bodies and I feel like people just don't have any empathy with that.”

For Lindsay Dillon, feeling "wrong" for being queer led to mental health struggles. Now, she's sharing what she learned.

"We’re guaranteed a drive-through graduation, but I would like the celebration of [my] hard work ... to be differentiated from the vibe at a McDonald’s."

Naomi Osaka’s decision to withdraw from the French Open signals a much larger issue around mental health in sports.

"I’m just not going to subject myself to people that doubt me."

“If you don't know someone's history with food, please don't comment on their body."

"I hate being outside more than I can explain."

“Being off the road for a year gave me a chance to really reflect on what I want and who I am.”

“My parents only see therapy as something to go to if there’s something deeply wrong with yourself.”

“There really is no escaping it.”

The “Euphoria” star spoke out after seeing hurtful comments online.

“I’ve had times where I feel like I need to be rushed to the hospital because I think my heart’s failing."

I'm so lonely I started talking to myself.

It's not a straight line

Insurance is complicated, but you've got this!

Trauma experts weigh in on how to manage increased anxiety  around the pandemic's "anniversary."

“It’s so aggressive and seeing how heartless people can be is something I’ll never get used to."

“Her continued vulnerability reminds me not to waste more time listening to the voices of our body-shaming world.”

The singer opened up about the overdose in the trailer for her upcoming documentary.