The original version of this story was published on American Lawyer Each year, ALM and Law.com Compass conduct our Mental Health Survey of the Legal Profession, tracking the well-being of lawyers ...

Furthermore, sixty-seven percent of all Americans, with 79% of those being parents, shows that Gen Z and Millenial parents are “breaking the silence” on their mental health and being honest ...

If you've ever felt like your weight impacts your emotional well-being, you're not alone. In fact, 58% of Americans report that how much they weigh directly affects their daily mental health ...

However, there were differences in the mental health of Americans in different regions. The South and Midwest rated their mental health the lowest, at 6.4/10, while, just behind, residents of the ...

Mental and emotional health is on a par with physical health and financial security when it comes to negative impacts on overall well-being, researchers say. What Elmo learned by asking Americans ...

SALT LAKE CITY — With the start of 2025, many people have set goals. The American Psychiatric Association reported that 33% percent of Americans are making mental health a resolution.

We explore why rates of anxiety and depression are higher than they were before the pandemic. By Ellen Barry I cover mental health. It is no mystery why rates of anxiety and depression in the ...

Meanwhile, mental health continues to impact a large portion of Americans, with 40% saying they have experienced anxiety or depression during the past two years. That’s up from 24% last year.

Mental health professionals explained it's a step in the right direction as more Americans are looking to improve their well-being. Many people set goals and aspirations for the new year. For 2025 ...

Key points. The COVID-19 pandemic has caused mass injury, widespread death, and a persistent mental health crisis. Researchers expected pandemic-related anxiety to be inversely related to age, but ...