Thriveworks 2025 Pulse on Mental Health Report by Hannah DeWitt | May 12, 2025 | Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Topics, Research A recent Thriveworks survey explored Americans’ perspectives on therapy and mental health, revealing key insights into the factors that influence their decisions. The survey highlights the main reasons why Americans do or don’t go to therapy, the leading causes of anxiety today, and which generation is most inclined to seek…
The State of Mental Health in North Carolina by Hannah DeWitt | May 5, 2025 | Mental Health Topics, Research A recent survey of people in North Carolina commissioned by Thriveworks reveals interesting patterns surrounding residents’ emotional state and what they do to improve their mental health. Check out the insights below, including which factors impact mental health most, who they turn to for support, and more. North Carolina’s Mental…
Being in Therapy Is the New Relationship Green Flag by Hannah DeWitt | Mar 4, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Research Thriveworks recently commissioned a study investigating whether a potential romantic partner’s therapy status would impact the likelihood of a respondent pursuing a relationship with them. According to the results, some Americans are much more likely to enter into a relationship with someone who has attended therapy, seeing it as a…
Thriveworks Pulse on Mental Health Report: 2024 by Thriveworks Counseling | Feb 13, 2024 | Mental Health Topics, Research A recent survey commissioned by Thriveworks unveils compelling patterns in American perceptions of mental health and seeking mental health treatment. These key insights outline whom we’re most likely to tell about our mental health challenges, which generation is most likely to seek therapy and much more. Who Is in Therapy—or…
Seasonal depression will peak the first full week of November in 2024 by Taylor Bennett | Oct 18, 2023 | Depression, Mental Health Topics, Research The health and wellness community has long used data trends to accurately predict spikes in colds, flu, and other ailments. Similarly, for the third year running, Thriveworks has analyzed Google data and weather patterns from the past several years to predict the peak and severity of this year’s seasonal depression….
Expert perspectives on ChatGPT therapy: Will AI become a larger part of the mental health field? by Ryan Culkin, LPC, Chief Counseling Officer | May 25, 2023 | Mental Health Topics, Research Artificial intelligence has become a focal point of conversation in many fields, each looking to discern whether technology like chatbots or digital assistants will—or should—play a larger role. Now this question is being posed in the field of mental health. Though having access to therapy services via ChatGPT and other…
Does autism spectrum disorder (ASD) run in families? Understanding ASD, genetic risk factors, and testing options by Alexandra Cromer, LPC | Apr 18, 2023 | Disorders, Mental Health Topics, Research According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), it’s estimated that approximately 1 in 36 children will be born with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). ASD is one of the more common neurodevelopmental disorders—and you might be wondering, especially if you or another family member has ASD, if autism…
Thriveworks research suggests post-traumatic job stress affects more than 40% of Americans by Jason Crosby | Nov 9, 2022 | Mental Health Topics, Research, Work & Careers Gaining work experience is often viewed as a positive process, something we grow and learn from. But what about negative experiences in our work history? Could toxic work environments and professional relationships leave us with “post-traumatic job stress?” To find out, Thriveworks recently conducted a research study into how many…
Thriveworks research indicates Americans commonly diagnose themselves and others with mental health conditions by Jason Crosby | Oct 17, 2022 | Mental Health Awareness, Mental Health Topics, Research Recent Thriveworks research examined how many Americans have diagnosed anyone, including themselves, with a mental health condition. Results suggest that 44% of Americans have diagnosed either themselves and/or another person with a mental health condition. These findings are more than intriguing: They indicate that diagnosing ourselves and others with mental…
Thriveworks research: Nearly 20% of Americans report differing views have negatively impacted a relationship with a coworker by Jason Crosby | May 9, 2022 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships, Research, Work & Careers Professional work environments are often viewed as a neutral zone where employees do their best to keep their personal lives private and opinions to themselves. However, recent Thriveworks research reveals that a large number of Americans report experiencing tension in the workplace due to clashing beliefs about some of the…
Thriveworks research reveals clashing opinions about recent events have negatively affected our closest relationships by Jason Crosby | Feb 17, 2022 | Mental Health Topics, Relationships, Research In many ways, the country is divided now more than ever before. As much as we’d love to see eye to eye with everyone around us, recent research* from Thriveworks shows that 54% of Americans have experienced some type of negative impact on at least one personal relationship as a…
New Thriveworks research shows widespread relationship anxiety in the US by Wistar Murray | Feb 8, 2022 | Anxiety, Mental Health Topics, Relationships, Research According to new research* from Thriveworks, over a third (34%) of Americans believe that their romantic relationships (current or previous) are the leading cause of their mental health concerns. Love, attachment, and intimacy can all trigger buried fears, past traumas, and self-esteem issues. And yet we still seek connection with…