Logan Flowers+FollowCan You Really Read Someone’s True Intentions?Ever get that weird gut feeling someone’s not being real with you? Turns out, our bodies spill secrets our words can’t hide. From shifty eye contact to fidgeting and those tiny facial expressions, there are subtle signs everywhere. The real trick? Noticing when words and actions don’t match, or when someone’s mood just feels off for the moment. Trust your instincts—your subconscious is picking up on way more than you think! What hidden cues have you spotted lately? #Health #MentalHealth #BodyLanguage10Share
Adam Schmidt+FollowBlue Monday: Real or Just a January Gimmick?Every January, we brace for 'Blue Monday,' hyped as the most depressing day of the year. But did you know it started as a travel ad campaign? There’s zero science behind it—just a formula made up for marketing! Experts say expecting to feel down can actually make you feel worse. Instead of buying into the myth, focus on sleep, good food, and connecting with people. January’s tough, but there’s no cursed Monday! #Health #MentalHealth #BlueMonday00Share
mfigueroa+FollowScreens vs Storytime: Why It MattersWild stat: toddlers glued to screens for 5+ hours a day say way fewer words than those with less than an hour of screen time. UK experts are rolling out new guidelines for under-fives, pushing parents to swap some screen time for chats, stories, and play. Turns out, all those little convos are key for language skills! Are you team screen or team storybook at home? #Health #MentalHealth #ParentingTips00Share
mfigueroa+FollowResilience Habits You’ll Actually Want to TryEver notice how some people just bounce back from anything? Turns out, it’s not magic—it’s habits. Resilient folks don’t beat themselves up, they reach out for support, guard their sleep, move their bodies, and actually embrace change. They label their emotions, celebrate tiny wins, and pause before reacting. None of this is rocket science, but it’s game-changing. Which of these 8 habits are you going to steal for yourself? I’m starting with the five-minute walk! #Health #MentalHealth #Resilience00Share
Harold Sosa+FollowHow the 2008 Crash Messed With Our HeadsTurns out the 2008 Great Recession didn’t just wreck our wallets—it actually changed how Americans see themselves in society. A massive new study found that people’s sense of social class took a nosedive after the crash and, for many, never really bounced back. It’s wild to think a financial crisis could shake up our identity for years! Makes you wonder how much our environment shapes who we think we are. #Health #MentalHealth #GreatRecession00Share
Steven Smith+FollowBrain Hacks to Remember Anything FasterEver feel like your brain just won’t cooperate when you need it most? Neuroscience says you can actually train your memory to work smarter, not harder. From self-quizzing before you know the answers, to spacing out your study sessions, catching enough sleep, and even letting your mind wander—these science-backed tricks make learning way easier. Bonus: switching up your study routine and adding a little emotion can make facts stick for good. Which hack are you trying first? #Health #MentalHealth #MemoryHacks00Share
Ernest Harris+FollowColumbus mental health provider faces major shakeupAccess Ohio, a key mental health provider in Columbus, just filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, which could mean big changes for local patients and staff. Despite financial struggles, the organization says it will keep its doors open while it works through court-supervised restructuring. Access Ohio has been serving our community since 2006, offering everything from addiction support to job training. With hundreds of creditors and millions in liabilities, the next few weeks will be crucial in determining how services and jobs are affected. How do you think this will impact mental health care in Columbus? #Business #Columbus #MentalHealth00Share
Steven Smith+FollowWhy Your Bedtime Habits Matter More Than You ThinkTurns out, sleep hygiene isn’t just about clean sheets—it’s about the little things you do every day. Experts say keeping a regular bedtime, ditching screens before sleep, and only using your bed for sleep (or, you know, fun) can seriously upgrade your rest. Start small: swap your late-night scrolling for a book or switch to caffeine-free drinks at night. Tiny tweaks = better sleep and a healthier you! #Health #MentalHealth #SleepHygiene10Share
Brandon Burke+FollowWill a New Home Actually Make You Happier?Thinking about buying a new home? Mental health pros say it’s not a guaranteed happiness boost. Sure, a new place can feel like a major win—more space, better location, and that dopamine rush of accomplishment. But the stress of moving, financial pressure, and buyer’s remorse are real. The key? Don’t buy just to impress others. Pick a home that truly fits your life and budget, and take your time. Your mental health will thank you! #Health #MentalHealth #HomeBuying00Share
Jennifer Vargas+FollowIs ‘Bed Rotting’ Actually Bad for You?Burrowing under the covers all day sounds dreamy, but experts say too much ‘bed rotting’ can mess with your mental and physical health. While TikTok makes it look like the ultimate self-care, staying in bed for hours (or days!) can actually make you feel more drained and down. The trick? Use it sparingly—set a timer, get up for snacks, and maybe swap your phone for a book. Listen to your body, but don’t let your bed become your whole world! #Health #MentalHealth #BedRotting10Share
