Jenna Zeller remembers her brother Jake Zeller as resourceful and having the ability to make people feel loved, welcomed and wanted. “I think he had an old-fashioned soul and was able to make friends with people very easily,” she said. “He was a great guy and a great brother. We will miss him.” Jake Zeller, … Read more
L-Theanine Latte is the new mushroom coffee, and luckily it tastes much better. In Los Angeles, the Volt Energy Drink on the menu at influencer hotspot Alfred Coffee contains amino acids combined with biotin and B vitamins. You’ll find it in the Iced Functional Latte at Beyond Juicery+Eatery (located in 48 states). And it doesn’t … Read more
Searches for “burnout” increased by 130%. Searches for “stress symptoms” increased by 140%. Searches for “fatigue symptoms” increased by 150%. These are alarming statistics, and they highlight the reality of where we are as a society: overworked, overstimulated, and with self-care far down the list of our basic needs. But what most of us don’t … Read more
Children and young people experiencing a mental health crisis in England spend up to three days in A&E wards before being placed in specialist beds, NHS figures have revealed. A children’s nurse who works in an emergency department said it was “frankly barbaric” to wait this long for patients under the age of 18 in … Read more
AUSTIN (KXAN) — Mental health is becoming part of a broader conversation in Austin as three teens are charged in connection with a spate of shootings and robberies over the weekend. One suspect’s mother told KXAN that her 15-year-old son was struggling with substance abuse and suicidal thoughts. He said this not as an excuse, … Read more
Chances are, someone in your life is also managing a chronic health condition. Maybe it’s a parent who has diabetes, a friend who is overcoming obesity, or a partner who is overcoming cardiovascular disease. The advice they receive from their doctors is almost always the same: eat better, live healthier. What they don’t know is … Read more
“Before enlightenment, cut wood and carry water. After enlightenment, cut wood and carry water.” Zen disciples, or “unsui” monks, spend a lot of time cleaning and organizing. “We sweep dust to get rid of earthly desires. We scrub dirt to get rid of attachments,” writes Yoshihiro Matsumoto, a monk living in Kyoto, Japan, in his … Read more
listen to article • 0:00 minutes Legalized sports betting is sweeping states across the country, reshaping the relationship between fans, athletes and their favorite pastime in the process. In 2025, Americans bet a record $165 billion on sports. And over the past 18 months, federal authorities have indicted two Major League Baseball pitchers, a former … Read more
Tonight, student mental health advocates in Delaware schools were recognized for their work. The Delaware Department of Education’s Behavioral Health Professional of the Year Awards Dinner recognized school counselors, social workers, licensed clinical social workers, psychologists and school nurses from nearly 20 schools in Delaware. Each nominee representing a school district or charter school received … Read more
Who doesn’t get excited about having an afternoon snack or something delicious while watching “The Pit”? But not all snacks are created equal. If we want to choose nutritious snacks, what are the best options? And are these new “naked” and “natural” snack foods that are popping up everywhere really that much better for us … Read more