A new study from the Trevor project, based on texting 9,000 transgender and nonbinary kids, concluded that they need one thing the most to have better mental health: gender affirmation and validation.

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It turns out, speaking kindly to yourself for even less than a minute a day could boost your mental health. Researchers from the University of California Berkeley recruited more than 100 people to ...

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Self-affirmations are often regarded as a new age concept, but science is here to offer a pretty valid reason to give them a try: They may help you excel in the office. A new study published in the ...