The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the mental health and addiction crisis among men in the United States.

The murder of Thomas Meixner, a former University of Arizona graduate student, by Murad Dervish on Yom Kippur in 2022 has stirred a debate about whether the act was an antisemitic attack.

In this article, a mother writes to the advice column of The Forward expressing concern for her neurodivergent son who is struggling with growing up and seems to be lagging behind his siblings.

In this shiur (lecture) on the topic of taking one's life in halacha (Jewish law), various perspectives are discussed.

In this Shiur, Rabbi Dr. Dovid Fox, a Dayan and forensic and clinical psychologist, and Rabbi Moshe Rotberg, a licensed therapist and renowned Rov, discuss various aspects of mental health in Halacha.

Hillel professionals at the University of Southern California recognized the need to prioritize mental health on campus, as students began requesting support.

In "Journey to the Ends of Psychiatry," Rachel Aviv recounts her own experience with anorexia as a child, as well as profiles of individuals who have also navigated the mental health system.

Filteroff, a video-first speed-dating app founded by Zach Schleien and Brian Weinreich, is offering virtual speed-dating events for Orthodox Jewish singles as an alternative to swiping-based dating apps.

The individuals interviewed share their experiences as divorced parents within the Jewish community.

"Ephraim Meth's book, Bedtime Reading for Briskers, explores the detailed laws and rituals of the sacrificial order in the Torah. Meth addresses these laws from a Jewish thought perspective, uncovering the deeper meanings and rationales behind them. He explores the various sacrifices and their atonement purposes, delving into discussions on sin, forgiveness, purity, and holiness. Meth also tackles the concept of meilah, which forbids using consecrated items for personal benefit. The book offers valuable insights for those familiar with the subject and provides guidance on approaching obscure Torah topics in general."

The article explores how technology, specifically social media, is affecting the social skills and well-being of Jewish teenagers.

The pandemic has had a significant impact on the mental health of children, and it is important for parents to create a positive and resilient environment at home.

Dr. David Pelcovitz, an expert in parenting and child psychology, discusses the traits of mentally healthy children, emphasizing the importance of emotional regulation and strong connections.

Jeremy Hotz, a stand-up comedian, initially appeared nervous on stage, which was later revealed to be due to his extreme anxiety disorder.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, an anonymous guest shares their experiences with anxiety and a hyper-rational approach to Judaism.

Ariel Helwani, a prominent MMA journalist, recently left ESPN after three years to pursue new opportunities that offer creative control and financial freedom.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Rabbi and author Dani Ritholtz discusses the loss of his father to Pancreatic cancer and explores the relationship between Tisha B'Av and loss.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Rabbi and author Dani Ritholtz discusses the loss of his father to Pancreatic cancer in 2014.

In this text, Rabbi Steven Dansky, the Rabbi of Cranbrook Synagogue, discusses the interplay between traditional rabbinic ideas and psychological theories and concepts.

The text is a personal reflection on the life of the author and his relationship with his brother, Tom.

In this personal essay, the author reflects on their newfound passion for cooking during the COVID-19 pandemic.

This collection of articles from Jewish Action focuses on mental health and wellness.

Aimee Friedman Baron, upon creating the nonprofit I Was Supposed to Have a Baby (IWSTHAB), has established an online community on Instagram for Jewish women struggling with infertility, offering support through virtual groups, one-on-one sessions, and informative content.

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Andrew Solomon discusses intergenerational divergence and his book, "Far from the Tree."

In this episode of the 18Forty Podcast, Andrew Solomon, author of the book Far from the Tree, discusses intergenerational divergence.