Did you mean?
Search Results - Showing 48 - 60 Of 80
_18-vernost-2019-russian-full-movie.jpg "18+ Vernost 2019 Russian Full Movie")
⏲ 1:21:46 👁 1.2M
_americans-say-moving-is-more-overwhelming-than-losing-a-job.jpg "One in four Americans consider moving to be a more stressful endeavor than landing a plane in an emergency.<br/><br/>A recent survey of 2,000 Americans who have moved in the last five years investigated the overwhelming task of moving and found more than a few startling answers to some moving-related would-you-rathers.<br/><br/>Respondents rated moving as more overwhelming than losing a job (27%), switching careers (23%), and even running for president (21%). <br/><br/>Commissioned by College HUNKS Hauling Junk & Moving and conducted by Talker Research, the poll revealed that the average American has already moved five times in their lifetime and expects to move three more times in the future.")
⏲ 0:43 👁 3.4M
_super-size-me-filmmaker-morgan-spurlock-dead-at-53.jpg "‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker <br/>Morgan Spurlock , Dead at 53.<br/>NBC News reports that the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker died on Thursday <br/>due to cancer. .<br/>It was a sad day, as we <br/>said goodbye to my <br/>brother Morgan, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Spurlock’s films usually dealt with sociopolical issues, his most famous being “Super Size Me.”.<br/>In the film, Spurlock ate only McDonald’s for 30 days straight and documented the experience. .<br/>The experiment had a drastic effect on both his physical and mental health.<br/>showcasing the dangers of a poor diet and <br/>spreading awareness on the unhealthy nutritional content from fast food restaurants.<br/>The film was nominated for best documentary at the 2005 Academy Awards. .<br/>Spurlock also directed \")
⏲ 1:31 👁 2.3M
_mental-health-worker-39he-strangled-me-with-a-cord-and-i-thought-this-is-it-im-going-to-die39.jpg "A staff member working on a mental health unit in West Bromwich , talks about her experience when a patient tried to kill her by strangling her. She blacked out and though he was going to die. Now she contemplates leaving the country to start all over again and escape the nightmare.")
⏲ 7:53 👁 1.1M
_britney-spears-needs-another-conservatorship-before-its-too-late-sources-say.jpg "Britney Spears , Needs Another Conservatorship , Before It’s Too Late, Sources Say.<br/>Several people linked to Spears have told <br/>TMZ that her life is in jeopardy.<br/>According to these sources, since the <br/>pop star's conservatorship ended, .<br/>she rarely takes her medications and can be found excessively drinking and using drugs.<br/>TMZ was also told that Spears experiences severe mood swings which often end in physical violence. .<br/>She's reportedly incapable of having <br/>rational conversations much of the time.<br/>Sources also claim that <br/>Spears' new boyfriend, Paul Soliz, a felon, <br/>is controlling her life and household. .<br/>Earlier this month, the couple got <br/>into a physical altercation at the <br/>Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles.<br/>and Spears was found half-naked, <br/>yelling at people in a hallway.<br/>The couple also reportedly fought in a hotel room in Las Vegas and damaged the room to the point that Spears had to shell out thousands of dollars.<br/>Every source that reached out to <br/>TMZ fears that Spears' life is in danger <br/>if she continues down her current path.<br/>They hope for a new conservatorship to be instated.")
⏲ 1:31 👁 13.6M
_study-finds-link-between-nightmares-and-depression-among-adolescents.jpg "Study Finds Link Between, Nightmares and Depression , Among Adolescents.<br/>A study published in 'Sleep Medicine' shed light on <br/>the role nightmare distress plays in contributing to depressive <br/>symptoms in adolescents with psychiatric disorders.<br/>A study published in 'Sleep Medicine' shed light on <br/>the role nightmare distress plays in contributing to depressive <br/>symptoms in adolescents with psychiatric disorders.<br/>PsyPost reports that the study found that <br/>the frequency of nightmares in psychiatric <br/>patients is higher than in the general population.<br/>The researchers found that almost half <br/>of adolescents with psychiatric disorders <br/>reported having frequent nightmares.<br/>The researchers found that almost half <br/>of adolescents with psychiatric disorders <br/>reported having frequent nightmares.<br/>The study highlights the need to recognize and <br/>address the nightmares these patients experience.<br/>The results also showed that those with frequent <br/>nightmares also reported having higher levels <br/>of nightmare distress and depressive symptoms.<br/>The results also showed that those with frequent <br/>nightmares also reported having higher levels <br/>of nightmare distress and depressive symptoms.<br/>Understanding the role nightmare distress plays in the <br/>mental well-being of adolescents could reportedly <br/>provide insights for targeted interventions and treatment.<br/>The researchers suggest that reducing nightmare <br/>distress could provide an effective means <br/>of combating depressive symptoms.<br/>The researchers suggest that reducing nightmare <br/>distress could provide an effective means <br/>of combating depressive symptoms.<br/>The study also found a difference among female adolescents who reported more frequent nightmares <br/>and higher levels of both distress and depression.<br/>PsyPost reports that the limitations of the study include <br/>the reliance of self-reporting measures and that it was <br/>conducted on a specific group of outpatient participants.<br/>PsyPost reports that the limitations of the study include <br/>the reliance of self-reporting measures and that it was <br/>conducted on a specific group of outpatient participants.<br/>Further research into the connection between nightmares, <br/>distress and depressive symptoms still needs to <br/>be conducted among more diverse populations")
⏲ 1:31 👁 1.5M
_olympian-jordan-chiles-says-she-and-simone-biles-understand-each-other-ask-about-mental-health.jpg "Olympian Jordan Chiles Says She and Simone Biles ‘Understand Each Other,’ Ask About Mental Health")
⏲ 2:3 👁 10.9M
_survey-reveals-fresh-and-quick-way-to-calm-anxiety.jpg "The simplest tool to calm anxiety is just a step away, according to a recent study. <br/>A survey of 2,000 Americans with outdoor spaces at home revealed that 94% of respondents agreed that the simple act of stepping outside helps them relax when stressed or anxious. <br/><br/>On average, respondents reported it takes about nine minutes to calm down and unwind when stressed after stepping out for fresh air. <br/><br/>Commissioned by TruGreen for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, and conducted by Talker Research, the research found that seven in ten have made a conscious decision to spend time more outside to improve their mental health. <br/><br/>Similarly, 69% have made an effort to incorporate time outside in their daily routine.<br/><br/>Looking at day-to-day stress and anxiety, respondents rated their stress at a moderate level of four (on a scale of one to 10). <br/><br/>However, those who include outdoor time in their daily routines reported lower stress levels (4) compared to those who don’t (5), on a scale from one to 10. <br/><br/>According to the research, the biggest stressors of daily American life are finances (52%), current events (37%), health (37%) and relationships (29%). <br/><br/>Respondents reported activities including breathing in fresh air (54%), going on a walk (53%), cleaning and organizing (34%) and texting or calling a friend (33%) as helpful ways to reduce stress. <br/><br/>Reflecting the positive mental health benefits of time outside, more than half (51%) of respondents considered having an outdoor space a non-negotiable when they moved into their home. <br/><br/>But despite the benefits of outdoor time, many struggle to prioritize it: 65% of those with outdoor routines will skip it on a busy day. <br/><br/>The study also revealed insights into the emotional connection Americans have with their outdoor spaces. <br/><br/>Nearly half (48%) said having a nice yard gives them a sense of pride and three-quarters (74%) feel they should spend more time than they do enjoying their outdoor space. <br/><br/>Of those, 57% even feel guilty about not spending enough time outside in their yards. <br/><br/>And aesthetic affects outdoor time too: More than nine in 10 respondents (92%) said messiness or poor upkeep of their yards negatively impacts their enjoyment of outdoor time.<br/><br/>“A well-kept outdoor space enhances home appeal and makes it easier for homeowners to incorporate outdoor time into their daily routines. But while maintaining outdoor spaces is a priority for nearly 90% of Americans, it comes with challenges like weeding and pest control,” said Matt Morelli, region technical manager at TruGreen. “If maintenance feels overwhelming, partnering with a professional can ease the burden, rather than facing the task alone, so homeowners can get back to enjoying their free time — including being outside.” <br/><br/>Survey methodology:<br/>This random double-opt-in survey of 2,000 Americans whose house or living space includes a yard, patio, or porch was commissioned by TruGreen between Apr. 16 and Apr. 22, 2024. It was conducted by market rese")
⏲ 1:7 👁 5M
_teenagers-learn-how-to-manage-sleep-and-mental-health.jpg "A recent Australian study has found poor sleep led to increases in symptoms of generalised anxiety, social anxiety, depression and eating disorders. Some Sydney year 12 students are learning strategies to better manage their sleep and mental well-being for now and into the future. NOTE: The current sleep guidelines in Australia are 9-11 hours for 5 to 13 year-olds and 8-10 hours for 14 to 17 year-olds. Teenagers and families are advised to speak to their GP if they're experiencing difficulties with sleep and mental health.")
⏲ 2:27 👁 1.2M
_conflict-avoidance-can-have-a-huge-impact-on-relationships.jpg "Conflict Avoidance, Can Have a Huge Impact on Relationships.<br/>NBC's 'Think' report highlights a growing <br/>trend of conflict avoidance across a wide <br/>spectrum of interpersonal relationships.<br/>This ranges from \")
⏲ 1:31 👁 3.8M
_super-size-me-filmmaker-morgan-spurlock-dead-at-53.jpg "‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker <br/>Morgan Spurlock , Dead at 53.<br/>NBC News reports that the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker died on Thursday <br/>due to cancer. .<br/>It was a sad day, as we <br/>said goodbye to my <br/>brother Morgan, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Spurlock’s films usually dealt with sociopolical issues, his most famous being “Super Size Me.”.<br/>In the film, Spurlock ate only McDonald’s for 30 days straight and documented the experience. .<br/>The experiment had a drastic effect on both his physical and mental health.<br/>showcasing the dangers of a poor diet and <br/>spreading awareness on the unhealthy nutritional content from fast food restaurants.<br/>The film was nominated for best documentary at the 2005 Academy Awards. .<br/>Spurlock also directed \")
⏲ 1:31 👁 7.5M
_chad-michael-murray-struggled-with-his-mental-health-amid-his-39one-tree-hill39-success.jpg "Chad Michael Murray has revealed that he was battling with agoraphobia at the height of his career.")
⏲ 1:22 👁 2.5M
Related Searches
Search Videos
Recent Searches
_18-vernost-2019-russian-full-movie.webp "18+ Vernost 2019 Russian Full Movie")
_americans-say-moving-is-more-overwhelming-than-losing-a-job.webp "One in four Americans consider moving to be a more stressful endeavor than landing a plane in an emergency.<br/><br/>A recent survey of 2,000 Americans who have moved in the last five years investigated the overwhelming task of moving and found more than a few startling answers to some moving-related would-you-rathers.<br/><br/>Respondents rated moving as more overwhelming than losing a job (27%), switching careers (23%), and even running for president (21%). <br/><br/>Commissioned by College HUNKS Hauling Junk & Moving and conducted by Talker Research, the poll revealed that the average American has already moved five times in their lifetime and expects to move three more times in the future.")
_super-size-me-filmmaker-morgan-spurlock-dead-at-53.webp "‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker <br/>Morgan Spurlock , Dead at 53.<br/>NBC News reports that the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker died on Thursday <br/>due to cancer. .<br/>It was a sad day, as we <br/>said goodbye to my <br/>brother Morgan, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Spurlock’s films usually dealt with sociopolical issues, his most famous being “Super Size Me.”.<br/>In the film, Spurlock ate only McDonald’s for 30 days straight and documented the experience. .<br/>The experiment had a drastic effect on both his physical and mental health.<br/>showcasing the dangers of a poor diet and <br/>spreading awareness on the unhealthy nutritional content from fast food restaurants.<br/>The film was nominated for best documentary at the 2005 Academy Awards. .<br/>Spurlock also directed \")
_mental-health-worker-39he-strangled-me-with-a-cord-and-i-thought-this-is-it-im-going-to-die39.webp "A staff member working on a mental health unit in West Bromwich , talks about her experience when a patient tried to kill her by strangling her. She blacked out and though he was going to die. Now she contemplates leaving the country to start all over again and escape the nightmare.")
_britney-spears-needs-another-conservatorship-before-its-too-late-sources-say.webp "Britney Spears , Needs Another Conservatorship , Before It’s Too Late, Sources Say.<br/>Several people linked to Spears have told <br/>TMZ that her life is in jeopardy.<br/>According to these sources, since the <br/>pop star's conservatorship ended, .<br/>she rarely takes her medications and can be found excessively drinking and using drugs.<br/>TMZ was also told that Spears experiences severe mood swings which often end in physical violence. .<br/>She's reportedly incapable of having <br/>rational conversations much of the time.<br/>Sources also claim that <br/>Spears' new boyfriend, Paul Soliz, a felon, <br/>is controlling her life and household. .<br/>Earlier this month, the couple got <br/>into a physical altercation at the <br/>Chateau Marmont hotel in Los Angeles.<br/>and Spears was found half-naked, <br/>yelling at people in a hallway.<br/>The couple also reportedly fought in a hotel room in Las Vegas and damaged the room to the point that Spears had to shell out thousands of dollars.<br/>Every source that reached out to <br/>TMZ fears that Spears' life is in danger <br/>if she continues down her current path.<br/>They hope for a new conservatorship to be instated.")
_study-finds-link-between-nightmares-and-depression-among-adolescents.webp "Study Finds Link Between, Nightmares and Depression , Among Adolescents.<br/>A study published in 'Sleep Medicine' shed light on <br/>the role nightmare distress plays in contributing to depressive <br/>symptoms in adolescents with psychiatric disorders.<br/>A study published in 'Sleep Medicine' shed light on <br/>the role nightmare distress plays in contributing to depressive <br/>symptoms in adolescents with psychiatric disorders.<br/>PsyPost reports that the study found that <br/>the frequency of nightmares in psychiatric <br/>patients is higher than in the general population.<br/>The researchers found that almost half <br/>of adolescents with psychiatric disorders <br/>reported having frequent nightmares.<br/>The researchers found that almost half <br/>of adolescents with psychiatric disorders <br/>reported having frequent nightmares.<br/>The study highlights the need to recognize and <br/>address the nightmares these patients experience.<br/>The results also showed that those with frequent <br/>nightmares also reported having higher levels <br/>of nightmare distress and depressive symptoms.<br/>The results also showed that those with frequent <br/>nightmares also reported having higher levels <br/>of nightmare distress and depressive symptoms.<br/>Understanding the role nightmare distress plays in the <br/>mental well-being of adolescents could reportedly <br/>provide insights for targeted interventions and treatment.<br/>The researchers suggest that reducing nightmare <br/>distress could provide an effective means <br/>of combating depressive symptoms.<br/>The researchers suggest that reducing nightmare <br/>distress could provide an effective means <br/>of combating depressive symptoms.<br/>The study also found a difference among female adolescents who reported more frequent nightmares <br/>and higher levels of both distress and depression.<br/>PsyPost reports that the limitations of the study include <br/>the reliance of self-reporting measures and that it was <br/>conducted on a specific group of outpatient participants.<br/>PsyPost reports that the limitations of the study include <br/>the reliance of self-reporting measures and that it was <br/>conducted on a specific group of outpatient participants.<br/>Further research into the connection between nightmares, <br/>distress and depressive symptoms still needs to <br/>be conducted among more diverse populations")
_olympian-jordan-chiles-says-she-and-simone-biles-understand-each-other-ask-about-mental-health.webp "Olympian Jordan Chiles Says She and Simone Biles ‘Understand Each Other,’ Ask About Mental Health")
_survey-reveals-fresh-and-quick-way-to-calm-anxiety.webp "The simplest tool to calm anxiety is just a step away, according to a recent study. <br/>A survey of 2,000 Americans with outdoor spaces at home revealed that 94% of respondents agreed that the simple act of stepping outside helps them relax when stressed or anxious. <br/><br/>On average, respondents reported it takes about nine minutes to calm down and unwind when stressed after stepping out for fresh air. <br/><br/>Commissioned by TruGreen for Mental Health Awareness Month in May, and conducted by Talker Research, the research found that seven in ten have made a conscious decision to spend time more outside to improve their mental health. <br/><br/>Similarly, 69% have made an effort to incorporate time outside in their daily routine.<br/><br/>Looking at day-to-day stress and anxiety, respondents rated their stress at a moderate level of four (on a scale of one to 10). <br/><br/>However, those who include outdoor time in their daily routines reported lower stress levels (4) compared to those who don’t (5), on a scale from one to 10. <br/><br/>According to the research, the biggest stressors of daily American life are finances (52%), current events (37%), health (37%) and relationships (29%). <br/><br/>Respondents reported activities including breathing in fresh air (54%), going on a walk (53%), cleaning and organizing (34%) and texting or calling a friend (33%) as helpful ways to reduce stress. <br/><br/>Reflecting the positive mental health benefits of time outside, more than half (51%) of respondents considered having an outdoor space a non-negotiable when they moved into their home. <br/><br/>But despite the benefits of outdoor time, many struggle to prioritize it: 65% of those with outdoor routines will skip it on a busy day. <br/><br/>The study also revealed insights into the emotional connection Americans have with their outdoor spaces. <br/><br/>Nearly half (48%) said having a nice yard gives them a sense of pride and three-quarters (74%) feel they should spend more time than they do enjoying their outdoor space. <br/><br/>Of those, 57% even feel guilty about not spending enough time outside in their yards. <br/><br/>And aesthetic affects outdoor time too: More than nine in 10 respondents (92%) said messiness or poor upkeep of their yards negatively impacts their enjoyment of outdoor time.<br/><br/>“A well-kept outdoor space enhances home appeal and makes it easier for homeowners to incorporate outdoor time into their daily routines. But while maintaining outdoor spaces is a priority for nearly 90% of Americans, it comes with challenges like weeding and pest control,” said Matt Morelli, region technical manager at TruGreen. “If maintenance feels overwhelming, partnering with a professional can ease the burden, rather than facing the task alone, so homeowners can get back to enjoying their free time — including being outside.” <br/><br/>Survey methodology:<br/>This random double-opt-in survey of 2,000 Americans whose house or living space includes a yard, patio, or porch was commissioned by TruGreen between Apr. 16 and Apr. 22, 2024. It was conducted by market rese")
_teenagers-learn-how-to-manage-sleep-and-mental-health.webp "A recent Australian study has found poor sleep led to increases in symptoms of generalised anxiety, social anxiety, depression and eating disorders. Some Sydney year 12 students are learning strategies to better manage their sleep and mental well-being for now and into the future. NOTE: The current sleep guidelines in Australia are 9-11 hours for 5 to 13 year-olds and 8-10 hours for 14 to 17 year-olds. Teenagers and families are advised to speak to their GP if they're experiencing difficulties with sleep and mental health.")
_conflict-avoidance-can-have-a-huge-impact-on-relationships.webp "Conflict Avoidance, Can Have a Huge Impact on Relationships.<br/>NBC's 'Think' report highlights a growing <br/>trend of conflict avoidance across a wide <br/>spectrum of interpersonal relationships.<br/>This ranges from \")
_super-size-me-filmmaker-morgan-spurlock-dead-at-53.webp "‘Super Size Me’ Filmmaker <br/>Morgan Spurlock , Dead at 53.<br/>NBC News reports that the Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker died on Thursday <br/>due to cancer. .<br/>It was a sad day, as we <br/>said goodbye to my <br/>brother Morgan, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Morgan gave so much through his art, ideas and generosity. Today the world has lost a true creative genius and a special man. I am so proud to have worked together with him, Morgan Spurlock’s Brother, Craig, via statement .<br/>Spurlock’s films usually dealt with sociopolical issues, his most famous being “Super Size Me.”.<br/>In the film, Spurlock ate only McDonald’s for 30 days straight and documented the experience. .<br/>The experiment had a drastic effect on both his physical and mental health.<br/>showcasing the dangers of a poor diet and <br/>spreading awareness on the unhealthy nutritional content from fast food restaurants.<br/>The film was nominated for best documentary at the 2005 Academy Awards. .<br/>Spurlock also directed \")
_chad-michael-murray-struggled-with-his-mental-health-amid-his-39one-tree-hill39-success.webp "Chad Michael Murray has revealed that he was battling with agoraphobia at the height of his career.")
![[+]](/images/menu.gif){kind=small}