Most dog owners barely notice it at first. A lick here, a nibble there. It looks like grooming. It sounds harmless. But when that paw licking becomes persistent, compulsive, or paired with redness ...

Now that he'd felt the serenity of sobriety, he was sure that he could return to social media and video games in moderation once the three months were up. Why would he ever choose to go back? "But ...

Prosecutors contest a D.C. pipe bomb suspect's post-arrest autism diagnosis, citing a 30-year record of independent adult ...

Hello, this is marubouzu.I perform checking behaviors for my obsessive-compulsive disorder every day.Today, I washed the ...

Anyone who reaches for a phone, snack, or drink the second boredom hits gets a clinic map of why that reflex deepens misery. ...

A new narrative review finds that trichotillomania presents, is diagnosed, and is treated differently in ethnic and racial ...

A thirteen-study collection in Frontiers in Adolescent Medicine shows that youth addiction risk emerges from the interplay of ...

It has been a while since my last post. My son is doing well at school and handling events without any issues. He has also ...

A new study could help scientists better understand why people with addiction and obsessive-compulsive disorder struggle to ...

Rumination is a core symptom of depression and anxiety. Your brain thinks that replaying a moment one more time will help you ...

While both OCD and anxiety involve worry and distress, they’re distinct mental health conditions with different symptoms, ...

Stony Brook University Associate Professor Joshua Plotkin, postdoctoral researcher Zachary Hobel and collaborators at two other institutions recently published a study in the journal Neuron that ...