In 2019, three researchers studied the way teenagers’ brains react to angry and fearful facial expressions. The teens were also asked to self-report if they bullied others or if they were victimized.

You clench your jaw. Your chest tightens. Maybe you even cry, because sometimes it just leaks out. You’re angry, but you’ve been taught to hide it and shrink it into something more digestible and ...

I called the first two years of my life after my brain was injured the honeymoon period. In this period, I believed absolutely in what I was told and hadn't yet fully grasped how catastrophic my ...

Bipolar anger can take a toll on your relationships and well-being, but with the right tools and support, you can safely ...