Wellness

Climate change and worsening anxiety fuels our activism — but so do the capitalistic ideals that harm the planet. 

“It's a shame that we wasted any energy on what we wore on set.”

Left without a house and, sometimes, without a nation, so-called "climate refugees" have few places to turn.

If you're feeling lonely or sad, read on. 

"Eating disorders are an exercise of control. The crisis has taught us that the sense of control we thought we had was an illusion."

Growing up in Iran, pollution was inescapable, and it threatened my brother's health. 

"They wonder if they’ll ever get over the idea that everything could fall apart in a moment.”

She detailed a sickness that temporarily derailed her career.

“I can’t stress it enough. I’m just wearing what I wanna wear.”

How becoming a climate activist helped me improve my mental health. 

“I didn’t realize that my panic and pleading with my family was my fear of losing my health again resurfacing.”

With college mental health centers closed, many students are working out the kinks of online therapy.

In the first installment of Ask a Fat Girl, Charlotte Zoller explains why worrying about isolation weight gain misses the point.

If you're in isolation, dealing with grief is a new burden. 

“Hearing that we have walked similar paths, it feels like we have a connection.”

“When I ... know more information it actually helps me, it doesn't scare me once I know it.”

It's a milestone you're missing, and that's sad. 

As “Modern Family” ends, the star tells Teen Vogue she's ready to take on the next phase.

Hint: We have something to learn from Spanish people on their balconies.

“Be gentle with yourself and take a break."