Nick Ingalls
Editorial Director at Verywell Mind
Editorial Director @verywellmind, Obscure fact generator, long-winded storyteller, paper book purist
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1 week ago |
verywellmind.com | Nick Ingalls
Let's start with the obvious: location sharing is a pretty cool example of modern technology. If a friend, family member, or partner has shared their location with you on their phone, you can open up the relevant app and see exactly where they (or at least their phone) are at any given time. My wife and I do have location sharing turned on, but use it only sparingly.
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1 week ago |
verywellmind.com | Nick Ingalls
When TV, film, and Broadway actor Taye Diggs first learned that his sister Christian had been diagnosed with schizophrenia as a young adult, one of his biggest hurdles to understanding her condition is something many of us face. He had to overcome the common myths and misconceptions around schizophrenia that are perpetuated by inaccurate media portrayals like in the films Me, Myself & Irene and Donnie Darko. "For me, schizophrenia was just what was portrayed in movies and on TV," Diggs says.
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4 weeks ago |
verywellmind.com | Nick Ingalls
The older I get, the more I turn into my dad, foregoing the night owl tendencies of younger days and accepting my birthright as one of those annoying morning people who's ready to go at the crack of dawn. When I start my workday, I've already been up for 2+ hours and squeezed in a workout (like I said—annoying). All of which is to say that I don't lack for morning energy. I do make a cup of coffee, but it is as much about the process and habit itself as it is about getting a caffeine boost.
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1 month ago |
verywellmind.com | Nick Ingalls
There's nothing easy about the end of a romantic relationship, especially when cheating is involved. There's grief over what you've lost, anger over what your partner did, a sense of helplessness over the whole situation, and confusion over what's next. You may even feel the need to get back at your ex for what they did, or at least take some measures to protect their future partners from the same hurt that you feel.
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Feb 5, 2025 |
verywellmind.com | Nick Ingalls
If you've been a victim of fraud or attempted fraud, there is a particular feeling of self-doubt and creeping dread that you likely remember. You run through all the conversations you've had, the sensitive mail you've thrown out, the information you've shared—and doubt your memory at every turn as you try to figure out just how screwed you might be. The feeling still gives me chills.
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