Depression - Videos
Laura considers herself to be a hypochondriac and struggles each and every day with the disabling nature of her paranoid mentality. Special guest Dr. Phil McGraw shows how simple breathing techniques can assist in easing tension and anxiety.
Lindsay has dreamed of being a nurse for years and is passionate about helping others; however, unexpected setbacks in her life have caused her to drop out of nursing school twice. Lindsay opens up to special guest Dr. Phil McGraw and explains how her own negativity is holding her back from fulfilling her ambitions.
Special guest Dr. Phil McGraw empowers you and your loved ones with successful strategies from his new book, Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World .
Stress can have harmful systemic effects on the body over time, but did you know it can also have a negative impact on your mind? See how the brain processes thoughts and how high levels of stress can suppress cognitive function.
The Doctors and special guest Dr. Phil McGraw discuss an extensive study on luck, and how positivity plays an important role in attracting opportunities.
Special guest Dr. Phil McGraw, author of Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World explains that passion plays an important role in improving your outlook on life.
Lindsay has dreamed of being a nurse for years and is passionate about helping others; however, unexpected setbacks in her life have caused her to drop out of nursing school twice. See The Doctors ' surprise, courtesy of Scholarships.com, to help make Lindsay's dream a reality.
Special guest Dr. Phil McGraw explains his seven key strategies for attaining any desired goal, featured in his new book, Life Code: The New Rules for Winning in the Real World .
Faced with an overflow of beautiful options, and hindered by the regret of expensive missteps, many women are unable to pull the trigger on buying a handbag. WSJ's Rachel Dodes joins Lunch Break to explore this condition and offer timeless, investment-worthy cures.
Facing your fears isn't as easy as it sounds. Jaimal Yogis takes it to the literal sense when he decides to tackle his fears head on in his book 'The Fear Project'.
Studies have found that mindfulness can relieve stress and may even protect against mental illness. HuffPost Live speaks to the experts about how to find your center.
Studies have found that mindfulness can relieve stress and may even protect against mental illness. Author and meditation expert Jay Michaelson joins Josh to discuss the benefits of mindfulness.
War veterans have always suffered from PTSD, even before it officially existed.
See how Los Angeles boudoir photographers founded the "Be Bold. Take the Leap" initiative as a means for women to confront traumatic experiences -- with skydiving!
Women teased about their weight as girls are more likely to have eating problems as young adults.
Deepak Chopra talks de-stressing with Katie Couric
Interacting with others is part of everyday life... but for the millions of Americans with social anxiety disorder, interacting socially can be terrifying.
Updating your facebook status may ease loneliness.
Are football players with a history of concussion at increased risk for depression?
For many, holiday shopping can be a source of exhilaration and anxiety. Experts say understanding why we buy can help make the process a lot less stressful... and help you stick to the budget.
The American Psychiatric Association is making changes to it's diagnosis manual. The changes include removing Asperger's Syndrome. Anne Marie Tiernon reports on what it means for patients.
Suicide rates in the U.S. have increased since the economic crisis began.
"Nomophobia", short for "no mobile phone phobia", is now considered a medical condition. Those with the condition are so attached to their phones, it interferes with their ability to have a normal life.
It's very common after the death of a long-time spouse for the other spouse to die soon after. But is sadness also a medical condition? And worst of all, could it truly be fatal as it so often appears to be?
A new study suggests phone therapy may be just as effective as face-to-face counseling.
People who self-harm are more likely to die young from natural causes.
More than one third of returning combat veterans deal with some type of invisible wound. From PTSD to traumatic brain injuries... the stress of war can be a hard burden to bear. Monica Robins found out how our nation's vets are healing those wounds.
When Jesse Jackson Jr.'s office described the missing congressman's medical condition as a "mood disorder," it attracted a little head scratching and at least some disbelief. Dr. Angelos Halaris says mood disorders are no joke.
Some PTSD patients are alleviating symptoms with a treatment called Rapid Resolution Therapy.
Mental health disorders increase the risk of death - even if they are considered mild - according to a new study.
