Tensions are high, but can hemp, CBD, or cannabis gummies help you relax – especially with microdosing? The American Psychological Association recent poll should 69% of American’s are experiencing ...

For many Americans, presidential elections are immensely stress-inducing, but this year it’s gotten worse, according to a recent survey conducted by the American Psychological Association. The 2024 ...

As people headed to the polls, there was a sense of panic or stress about the uncertainty of what’s next. Election anxiety is not a new phenomena, but it is important to find ways to process the ...

While the US Presidential election came to a close earlier this month, a lot of people are still experiencing some form of post-election anxiety. So when Reddit user u/georgehonda asked: "What methods ...

The American Psychological Association reported that 69 percent of Americans felt significant stress heading into the election. Now that election day it's over, that stress has turned to anxiety. To ...

With former president and convicted felon Donald Trump returning to the White House for another term, many parents across the U.S. are grappling with uncertainty and concern about the nation’s future.

In less than a month, our country will elect the next president—a historic decision that will affect all of our lives. And we may even elect the first female and first Black and Indian female to the ...

Election day is here and so too is the anxiety that has parked itself in the middle of the room. Some people are trying their best to meet the moment — with mixed results — while others have simply ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. The 2024 election has come and gone, leaving a nation still reeling from the ...

Welcome to the General Election 2024 Live Blog. Election Day is here, and it’s time to grab your anxiety meds and vice of choice and tuck in for a wild ride. Chances are, we won’t know the results of ...

Oct. 28, 2004 — -- Voters are losing sleep, suffering from headaches, pacing the floors -- all in the name of Election 2004. On the airwaves, online and even on T-shirts, there's virtually no ...