Explore 2026 women's mental health statistics including depression rates, anxiety prevalence, postpartum mental health data, and treatment gaps. Research-backed facts every woman should know.

Couples counseling intensives compress months of weekly therapy into focused full-day sessions. Research shows 70-98% of couples report significant improvement. Learn what happens during an intensive, who they're best for, and how to prepare.

Discernment counseling helps couples on the brink of divorce gain clarity. Learn how this 1-5 session process works and who it's right for.

Anticipatory grief is the pain of mourning someone before they're gone. Here's what it looks like, how to cope, and what to expect when death finally comes.

Losing a parent changes your place in the world—no matter your age. Here's what research says about parental grief and how to find your way forward.

The 7 stages of grief offer a more complete picture than the old 5-stage model. Here's what to actually expect—and why your grief won't follow a straight line.

Depression doesn't just affect one person—it changes how couples communicate, connect, and care for each other. Here's what both partners need to know.

Everyone feels sad sometimes. But when does sadness cross the line into depression? Learn the key differences, the warning signs that something deeper is going on, and what to do if you think you might be depressed.

Discover how depression affects Americans in 2026. From rising prevalence to demographic insights, these statistics reveal key trends and implications for mental health.

Men are 4 times more likely to die by suicide than women, yet less likely to seek treatment for anxiety. The problem? Anxiety in men often looks like anger, irritability, or substance use—not the "typical" symptoms we expect. Learn the 10 hidden signs.

71% of CEOs experience imposter syndrome. 11.5% of people have anxiety but don't recognize it. If you're achieving but exhausted, you may have high-functioning anxiety. Learn the 10 hidden signs.

Up to 40% of emergency room visits for chest pain are caused by anxiety—not heart problems. Learn how anxiety shows up in your body, from racing heart to stomach issues, and what you can do about it.

Does EMDR actually work? The research says yes. Studies show 84-90% of single-trauma victims no longer have PTSD after just 3 sessions, and EMDR ranks #1 as the most cost-effective treatment. Here's what the latest 2026 research reveals about EMDR success rates, treatment timelines, and effectiveness across different conditions.

The U.S. divorce rate has dropped to its lowest point in over 50 years while Americans are marrying later than ever. Here's what the 2026 marriage and divorce statistics actually show—and what it means for your relationship.

Long-distance relationships require different skills than geographically close ones—but "different" doesn't mean "impossible." These ten research-backed strategies help couples not just survive the distance but use it to build deeper connection.