Mental Health NewsFeed

June 13, 2025

Chin's Study Links Pets to Poor Sleep Quality

Professor Brian Chin's research at Trinity College in Connecticut found that sleeping with pets is linked to poor sleep quality and insomnia symptoms, even when accounting for potential biases from pet owners. Chin himself admitted his cat disrupts his sleep, despite having another cat that leaves him alone. The study also revealed a correlation between the number of pets and increased sleep disruption.

https://www.ocregister.com/2025/06/12/should-you-let-pets-sleep-on-bed/

June 13, 2025

Fathers' Influence Crucial for Children's Mental Health

Researchers Brad Wilcox and Maria Baer argue that engaged fathers play a crucial role in preventing depression in daughters and academic struggles in sons, emphasizing their irreplaceable impact on children's well-being.

https://www.deseret.com/family/2025/06/12/good-fathers-flourishing-kids-report/

June 13, 2025

JPMorgan Chase Partners with Consulting IQ for SMBs

Consulting IQ has partnered with JPMorgan Chase as its principal operating bank to provide AI-driven insights and strategic tools to small to mid-sized businesses (SMBs), aiming to democratize access to world-class consulting services and help business owners make informed decisions, accelerate growth, and navigate uncertainty.

https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/jpmorgan-chase-and-consulting-iq-join-forces-to-empower-smbs-with-ai-driven-intelligence-and-strategic-resources-to-achieve-economic-success-302480526.html

June 13, 2025

Judge Allows Depressed Doctor's Wrongful Termination Lawsuit

A federal judge has ruled that a former UNC Health Care System medical resident can pursue most claims in a suit alleging he was wrongfully terminated due to his depression and anxiety. The court found that administrative remedies for breach of contract had not been exhausted, allowing the former resident to move forward with his case under the Americans with Disabilities Act and the Rehabilitation Act.

https://news.bloomberglaw.com/esg/unc-health-ex-medical-resident-advances-disability-bias-claims

June 13, 2025

Justin Bieber Tells Fans to Mind Their Own Business

Justin Bieber has responded to concerns about his mental health with a blunt Instagram message, telling fans to "worry about yourself". The pop star's comment comes amid growing scrutiny over his well-being and recent controversies surrounding his marriage and personal life. Bieber's response suggests he is taking control of the narrative and shifting attention away from himself and towards his own mental health.

https://www.livemint.com/news/justin-bieber-responds-to-mental-health-concerns-with-blunt-instagram-clapback-worry-about-yourself-11749753967437.html

June 13, 2025

Langdon and Coulson Guide Aussie Families Through Chaos

A new series, "Parental Guidance 2025", will feature eight Australian families tackling parenting challenges. The show is hosted by Ally Langdon and Dr. Justin Coulson.

https://www.smh.com.au/culture/tv-and-radio/ally-langdon-and-dr-justin-coulson-start-a-new-conversation-around-parenting-in-australia-20250613-p5m753.html

June 13, 2025

Staying Calm in Turbulent Times with Emotional Intelligence

A recent article emphasizes the importance of emotional intelligence in navigating challenging situations. It suggests that individuals can achieve better outcomes by remaining calm, communicating softly, and seeking support from their community. This approach is particularly relevant during times of turmoil or uncertainty, as it allows people to stay centered and focused on finding solutions rather than getting caught up in intense emotions.

https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-06-13/opinion/todaysfortune/Fridays-fortune-Quiet-strength-and-gentle-words-guide-todays-path/2322137

June 13, 2025

Sticking to Plan Beats Pausing 401(k) Contributions

Investors may be tempted to pause 401(k) contributions during market turmoil, but sticking with their investment strategy is a better approach. Amy Arnott of Morningstar analyzed four recent market downturns and found that investors who continued to save $500 per month outperformed those who stopped saving until the market improved.

https://www.boston25news.com/news/it-might-be-tempting/SWGYVMNKU5GXHDE5OGSMMFU4PM/

June 13, 2025

Students Go Device-Free for 21 Days in Class

A group of students, including Maggie and Alana, convinced their teacher Amy Crehore to implement a 21-day digital detox in class. The students created ground rules, which included locking away devices on nights and weekends. During school hours, they recorded video diaries to share their experiences, with some initially finding it easy (Sophie) while others struggled more than expected (Eva).

https://wsvn.com/news/7spotlight/no-phones-no-problem-5th-graders-experiment-with-21-day-digital-detox/