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a collection of dr. brown's recent articles.

The Trouble with Fast-Acting Anxiety Pills

They may not bring you the long-term relief you’re really looking for.

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‘Back to Normal’ Anxiety Is More Common Than You Might Think

All about the unwelcome return of FOMO and how to manage it.

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Radical Acceptance Is the Best Way to Stop Feeling So Frustrated

Trying to feel calmer? Change what you can and accept the rest.

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How to Get More Joy in This Strange Season

Here’s what you should do if you’re feeling meh this time of year.

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‘Adjustment Disorder’ Could Explain Why Your Mood Is So Weird Right Now

That lack of patience, irritability, and sudden urge to LASH THE $%@$! OUT at everyone? Yeah, you’re not alone.

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Yoga in the Age of the Alpha Male

As a doctor, mental health professional, and registered yoga teacher, I routinely discuss yoga with my patients as a mindfulness-based practice with a growing body of evidence.

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Why More Psychiatrists Are Recommending Yoga

A mind-body approach may improve depression, reduce anxiety, and increase feelings of positivity.

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Why Men Are Falling in Love With Self-Care

A new survey suggests that men’s interest in self-care is on the rise.

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What’s All the Fuss About Special K?

Esketamine may offer hope for those struggling with treatment resistant depression.

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The Colors of Wellness

A new generation of advocates is working to diversify the wellness industry.

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Integrating Nutrient Profiling in Depression Management

Is it possible that specific foods may help treat depressive symptoms? New research suggests they might.

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Integrating Meditative Movement for Improved Mental Health

New evidence supports a role for meditative movement in treating major depressive disorder.

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Advocating for Wellness in the Age of Skepticism

Tired of wellness getting a bad rap? Let’s turn to what the evidence might offer.

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An Integrative Approach to Moving Away from Depression

New research supports the importance of physical activity for mental health.

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Food and the Pursuit of Happiness

Dietary adjustments might help your antidepressant work better.

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