Background: Depression affects 5% of adults and it is a major cause of disability worldwide.
Digital psychotherapies offer an accessible solution addressing this issue. This systematic …

The last decades of research have consistently found strong associations between divorce
and adverse health outcomes among adults. However, limitations of a majority of this …

Research into gender and postdivorce mental and physical health has been highly
inconsistent. The Gender Similarities Hypothesis suggests there are more similarities than …

Introduction This study investigated whether the Big Five personality dimensions were
associated with mental health trajectories and/or intervention effects of a digital divorce …

Background The heavy care burden, the long-term dependence of the disabled elderly, and
the changing social roles can put elderly caregivers at high risk for mental disorders. This …

Divorce has long been considered one of the most pervading stressful life events and has
consistently been associated with high stress levels and subsequent poorer mental-and …

Background Two decades of divorce research has consistently documented adverse mental
and physical health effects of divorce. Responding to calls for evidence‐based online …

Traditionally, the concept of burnout has been applied to the workspace but recent research
suggests its applicability to more general contexts such as the family sphere. The present …

Objective: For many, the divorce process is associated with various degrees of hostility.
Such hostility may have implications for a variety of interpersonal relationships, including …

Introduction. The outbreak of COVID‐19 has led to various challenges for healthcare
workers, including nurses. Nurses play a critical role in the fight against this disease, and …