Self-destructive behaviors are intentional actions likely to cause harm physically or emotionally. Examples include substance abuse, engaging in risky behavior, including sexual behavior, or general ...

If you polled a large group of people and asked them if they liked themselves, the great majority would tell you "yes." But the truth, underneath such a response, is often different. Many people who ...

Psychotic-like experiences, such as suspiciousness and unusual thoughts, are common among adolescents who are referred to adolescent psychiatric care. The symptoms are often associated with depression ...

Self-destructive people do not always wear signs that they’re struggling. But by using your own experience, intuition, and common sense, you can look for significant clues that they are. The challenge ...

While it can seem shocking that individuals would actively undermine themselves, self-sabotage is a deeply ingrained pattern that can stem from various psychological, emotional, or environmental ...

Mental health experts reveal hidden patterns that damage emotional well-being and hinder happiness. The phenomenon of emotional self-sabotage affects millions of Americans, yet many remain unaware ...

Fifteen years ago, Kevin Ford was unhappy at work but felt he couldn't leave. He now identifies with the "quiet cracking" trend.