However, magical thinking can also play a role in some mental health conditions, such as OCD and delusional disorders. Examples of magical thinking Some examples of magical thinking include: ...

America is in the grip of a mental health crisis. And businesses have a role to play in helping address it. The statistics alone are shocking: More than one in five American adults (59.3 million ...

Mental health conditions linked to magical thinking include schizophrenia, OCD, anxiety, and PTSD. Magical thinking isn't as fantastical as it might seem — in fact, you've probably done it ...

Another example of childhood magical thinking is the superstition that stepping on a crack will break a mother's back. As children age, logic increasingly takes hold and magical thinking ...

About one in five adults in our area between the ages of 18 and 49 said they had used medication for depression or anxiety in the past 12 months.

Kent Pekel has spent a lot of time thinking about how stress on youth mental health gets in the way of students succeeding in class. As the superintendent in Rochester, Minnesota, he supported an ...

Design thinking brings innovative, diverse perspectives to addressing mental health challenges. Learning Circles, for example, can promote emotional wellness among older adults and reduce the ...

WebMD's Chief Medical Officer, John Whyte, MD, speaks with Dr. Phil about manifesting success through a combination of positive thinking and action.

A new study has found that employing ChatGPT makes the work easier and reduces mental load, but it comes at the expense of quality arguments, grades, and critical thinking.

The Mental-Health Benefits of Spiritual Thinking Spirituality can boost our mood and help protect against depression, says psychologist and author Lisa Miller. Here’s how.