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SI.com: Michael Rosenberg: Why is A-Rod hitting like he's the best player in the world again?

For those of you who know what's going on inside Alex Rodriguez's head, can you please give me an update? Is he envisioning home runs? How much time -- rounded to the nearest hour -- does he spend looking in the mirror each morning? And can you give me his AmEx number?

Therapy online: Good as face to face?

Your therapist's name is ELIZA, and she interacts with you through text on a computer screen. However embarrassing or difficult your problem may be, ELIZA will not hesitate to ask you a question about it, or respond graciously, "That is very interesting. Why do you say that?"

TV workplaces where we want to work

After a long day's work, workers often look forward to a relaxing evening at home, enjoying their favorite TV shows to escape the chaos that they (hopefully) left at the office.

Heartbreaking art helps kids with inmate parents

The drawings are macabre, especially because they're created by children: stick figures writhing in pain and confusion, a knife dripping with blood and a broken heart.

Hair-pulling: 'My hands were my enemies'

Christina Pearson was half-bald at age 13. She just couldn't stop pulling her hair, and ended up taking out every lock from the tops of her ears to the crown of her head.

How can I calm my anxieties?

How can I calm myself down when anxiety strikes? I hate feeling nervous.

How can I calm my anxiety?

How can I calm myself down when anxiety strikes? I hate feeling nervous.

How can I break out of my depression, find connections?

I have been depressed my whole life, mostly because of my life as a child and because I am unable to connect with people. I have had two really close friends in my life. I am socially inept, and things just blurt out of my mouth. I want to connect with people and stop being so antisocial, but when I try, people just look at me strangely or find some other reason to avoid me. I was misdiagnosed with bipolar because I had extreme moods but that has calmed down significantly as I get older. I want to break out of this but I can't figure out how. Am I doomed to spend the rest of my life as a socially inept outcast? The ironic thing is that I'm a psychology major who wants to go into counseling. Go figure.

SI.com: Jeff Pearlman: Manny's case another clean streak dirtied by testing truth

Just last week, in this very space, I wrote a column explaining why Ken Griffey Jr. is a hero (and, consequently, why Alex Rodriguez is not). One of my arguments was that in this tainted era, Junior is a ballplayer we can actually believe in; one who has always seemed to do things naturally and righteously.

Feeling stressed? It's more likely in some U.S. states than others

The state you live in may affect your state of mind, according to new report that shows that rates of stress, depression, and emotional problems vary by geographic region.

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