Black college students who turn to their faith think less about suicide
Black college students who resorted to self-blame when faced with stress were also more likely to experience suicidal thoughts within the past year.
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For Black social workers, anxiety and depression are on the rise
As social workers, we are trained mental health professionals who prioritize social justice. But how do we cope when faced with the collective trauma of a global pandemic and the mental and emotional effects of racism?
Hopelessness about the future is a key reason some Black young adults consider suicide, new study finds
The Black young adult women in this study were more likely to seriously think about suicide because they could not live up to the expectations of other people and because they felt lonely and sad.
Are you under digital distress? 3 ways tech triggers may be affecting your mental health
Tech-triggers are pervasive, yet seemingly innocuous because we’ve learned to click them away or compartmentalize their effects.
Style Influencers brings Wedding Invitee Attire Advice
So you have been graciously invited to a wedding—lovely! Now you need to arrive on time, most importantly and appropriately dressed.
Strategies to Combat Mental Health Challenges: Taking Care of Your Well-Being
In today’s fast-paced world, mental health challenges have become increasingly prevalent.
Africa is a treasure trove of medicinal plants: here are seven that are popular
Africa is endowed with up to 45,000 plant species – about 25% of the world’s plant genetic resources.
Omugwo and Its Contribution to Postpartum Care
In Nigeria, the Igbo tribe, over generations, has built a custom that provides postpartum care for mothers with newborns called Omugwo.
The Importance of Taking Mental Health Seriously in the Black Community
Mental health has been stigmatized and overlooked in the Black community for many years, resulting in negative consequences for individuals and society.
The reality of Black men’s love lives and marriages is very different than what’s usually shown on TV – I spent years actually talking to them
From celebrities and reality TV stars to social media influencers, for better or worse, there is no shortage of relationship advice to people seeking to figure out Black men.