Austrian psychotherapist Viktor Frankl coined the phrase "Sunday night blues" in 1946. But it is real, and surprisingly widespread — affecting schoolkids, office workers, even recent retirees.

The phenomenon also known as “the Sunday Night Blues” can be daunting—but there there are ways you can fight back. There are some powerful tools in your arsenal that will help keep the ...

Preliminary findings show that emailing at the weekend and unfinished tasks from the week before can contribute to the Sunday Night Blues. Trends indicate that boundaries between home and work ...

The sadness that creeps in on Sunday nights is often called the "Sunday night blues." To shake off this feeling, you'll need ...