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Experts advocate limiting antidepressant use to only the most severe cases of depression, emphasizing the need for social and psychological interventions.

School Psychologist Scott Greenspan discusses how to promote exercise and mental wellbeing for adolescents stuck indoors during the pandemic.

New study examines the experiences of people utilizing an exercise program following a first-episode psychosis.

What physical activity-based programs are being implemented in schools, how are they being researched, and what kind of impact have they made?

Can current guidelines for sleep, exercise, and screen time in childhood be linked to positive cognitive outcomes?

New research examines important factors of adherence when prescribing exercise to treat depression.

Counter-messaging and a lack of critical analysis may lead doctors away from suggesting exercise for depression.

Everyday exercise, regardless of intensity, can prevent the development of depressive symptoms.

A new pilot study finds that an exercise intervention can lead to improvement in clinical, social, and cognitive domains for those deemed at risk for psychosis.

Study of older adults shows those who consistently exercised as little as 15 minutes, 3 times/week are less likely to develop depressive symptoms.

An article published in Pediatrics is the first to examine the relationship between physical activity and depression in middle childhood (years 6 to 10) longitudinally.

A new study compares exercise, Internet-based cognitive-behavioral therapy (ICBT) and usual care for treating individuals with depression.

A new review, published in Schizophrenia Bulletin, examines the effects of exercise on cognition in individuals diagnosed with 'schizophrenia.' The results of the meta-analysis...

Division 18 of the American Psychological Association (APA), Public Service Psychology, has put out an open call for articles for a special issue of...