Imagine waking up and suddenly having trouble walking, problems with your vision, or experiencing seizure-like episodes, only to be told that all your labs and scans appear normal. Many living with Functional Neurological Disorder (FND) have had this experience.

Studies show that a large proportion of older adults are socially isolated and lonely. Specifically, in the United States, about 24% of adults aged 65+ are socially isolated and over one-third report feeling lonely. Globally, 11.8% of older adults experience loneliness.

For many young adults, balancing school, work, social commitments, or a limited budget can make food decisions feel overwhelming. Many college students report struggling with grocery shopping, deciding what foods to buy, making meals last throughout the week, and navigating campus dining options with limited time and resources.

Over 1 in 10 American adults are using a GLP-1. If you are one of these individuals, or if you are someone thinking about taking a GLP-1, you may wonder whether diet and exercise are still important when using this medication.

Select the membership type that best matches your current stage or role in the field of behavioral medicine. Memberships are individual, non-transferable, and based on the information submitted in your application.

Forming healthier habits can be surprisingly difficult. Myths about why this is and how to simplify the process of habit formation have spread for years, with tons of questionable claims driven by health fads and limited science shaping the conversation. Fortunately, we now have much greater insight into new habit formation than we once did.

The Department of Psychology at the University of Mississippi seeks applicants for a tenure-track Assistant Professor position in Clinical Psychology. We are seeking faculty with child-focused research and clinical interests to further grow our graduate program.

When a pregnancy is wanted and planned, the assumption is that a woman will feel happy, even elated, during this time of expectation. However, many women go through a roller coaster of emotions during pregnancy including feelings of anxiety and depression. In fact, around 10% to 20% of women report experiencing anxiety or depression during a pregnancy.

Latina youth face high levels of depressive symptoms and suicidal ideation. These challenges are shaped by intersecting pressures, academic and family expectations, discrimination, immigration-related stress, and stigma around seeking mental health care.

Midlife can feel like a major turning point that many women are not fully prepared for. For women between the ages of 35 and 50, physical and emotional changes can emerge in sudden or confusing ways. Sleep may become disrupted, memory may not feel as sharp, weight may increase despite maintaining the same habits, and mood changes may begin to appear in unfamiliar ways.

Since 2017, the SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar Series has delivered over 150 behavioral medicine webinars to the broader SBM community. These online learning sessions provide valuable professional development and training opportunities on key topics identified by SBM members.

For some cancer survivors, getting quality sleep may feel impossible. While sleep-related challenges are common in general, they are even more common among people who have been diagnosed with cancer. According to the National Cancer Institute approximately half of cancer survivors report difficulty sleeping.

Since 2017, the SBM Behavior Change Grand Rounds Webinar Series has delivered over 150 behavioral medicine webinars to the broader SBM community. These online learning sessions provide valuable professional development and training opportunities on key topics identified by SBM members.