The social media campaign encouraging you to celebrate the best aspects of you
Jordan Corcoran, the founder and CEO of Listen, Lucy, joined us to talk about a social media campaign that's reminding you to show yourself some love.
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Jordan Corcoran, the founder and CEO of Listen, Lucy, joined us to talk about a social media campaign that's reminding you to show yourself some love.
Police say Justin Mohn is in custody after killing his father and recording a YouTube video in which he made threats against federal employees.
Licensed psychologist Dr. Katie Stewart is helping parents navigate interactions with deeply feeling children, who experience emotions more intensely than others. Host Heather Abraham sits down with her to get her tips.
Joan Gennarini, the owner of Rekindled Spirits, joined Talk Pittsburgh to help us take some time unwind and immerse ourselves in the world of massage therapy.
Host Heather Abraham is joined by Dana Kirkpatrick, of Calm Pittsburgh, to talk about non-negotiables in relationships. The conversation is sparked by the break-up of actress Sofía Vergara and Pittsburgh native Pittsburgh native Joe Manganiello's marriage over kids.
Former Pittsburgh Steeler and motivational speaker Arthur Moats is offering up some advice and positivity. He's talking about how to keep your spirits up during this dreary time of year. He also is weighing in on the Super Bowl match-up.
Camp Lucy is a new camp for middle school students and teachers all about navigating crucial conversations about mental well-being. Jordon Corcoran, the founder and CEO of Listen, Lucy was here to tell us all about it.
The legislation was sent to the full chamber on Thursday.
This time of year brings out feelings of sadness for many people.
The WVU study found a few popular platforms can put some teens at higher risk for depression.
Melissa Ghelarducci Hancock, a local divorce coach, is here to support you through the emotional process and help you navigate every obstacle from how to tell your kids, to who gets the house.
Former sports reporter Brandon Saho, now the host of the The Mental Game Podcast, stopped by to talk about why he created the podcast.
Dana Kirkpatrick, the owner and director of Calm Pittsburgh, joined the show to give us some tips on how to be present with our loved ones and not be distracted at home.
It's an unfortunate reality for many women: at the doctor's office or hospital, they voice concerns about their pain, only to be dismissed. Dr. Natalie Gentile with Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh joins us to talk about this "pain gap," which leads to women being underdiagnosed and under-treated.
When we turn 18, the government and society view us as adults, but do our minds always get the memo? A recent study may have found the answer to the difficult question, when can adolescents think like adults? We were joined by Pitt professor Beatriz Luna to talk about their findings.
We're learning more about the secrets of cults, as new documentaries are letting us look inside these tight-nit, and often bizarre, communities. We dug into what draws people in, and why they stay.
The holiday season is the perfect time to start practicing gratitude. It does take some work, but in the end, you'll reap the benefits. We're learning how to stay grateful with the Unqualified Therapists, Amy Baumgardner and Sarah Simone.
Dr. Natalie Gentile, with Direct Care Physicians of Pittsburgh, joined us for Wellness Wednesday to talk about how you can support someone in recovery with disordered eating.
KDKA's John Shumway is here to help.
If you are not feeling the spirit of the Thanksgiving holiday, you are far from alone. The hype around the holiday paints a rosy picture of family and togetherness, but not everyone experiences it.
If you are not feeling the spirit of Thanksgiving or Christmas, you are far from alone. The hype around the holidays paints a rosy picture of togetherness, but not everyone experiences that. KDKA-TV's John Shumway has more.
Dana Kirkpatrick with Calm Pittsburgh joined the show to give us some tips on how to handle family estrangement during the holidays.
The new movie "Priscilla" follows the life of Elvis Presley's wife as she first meets and falls in love with the singer. It once again sparked the conversation about how old they were when they met. Elvis was 24 and Priscilla was 14. We had the president and CEO of Talk The New Sex Ed, Samantha Gerard, on to discuss this.
The "chill room" is a safe place for kids at Community School East.
Parents may balk at having a conversation about consent with their young children, but the concept can be taught at any age, and sex doesn't have to be part of the equation. The founder of the Counseling and Wellness Center of Pittsburgh, Stephanie Wijkstrom, was here to share how to talk with your kids about this.
