We’ve published two articles in the past day about dealing with the aftermath of a trauma, spurred by the Virginia Tech tragedy.

Dealing …

Honestly, we haven’t blogged much about Revolution Health since their first release in January because, well, there really wasn’t much to say about the site. …

The Psychologically Healthy Workplace Awards announce six national winners for 2007, including Healthwise, YAI/National Institute for People with Disabilities Network (YAI/NIPD), …

Silicon Valley Moms Blog has an interesting entry from Dr. Joyce Hoffspiegel, Ph.D entitled, A letter to Mrs. Cho. The clinical psychologist from …

In an effort to try and understand the Virginia Tech murders, the media (and I suppose, the public) will now spend the next few days …

Another sad school shooting has occurred (New York Times), this time at Virginia Tech, and with it, millions of Americans will ask the simple …

Sometimes while searching the internet for relevant articles, I come across studies which seem pretty trivial and I wonder why someone wasted their efforts and …

With the post Too Many To Care, Paul Slovic begins a series in The Situationist on the psychology of compassion. “If …

There was an interesting study covered in the Psych Central newsroom on how men and women differ in the attention paid to visual components …

In a recent article on Internet addiction, I will give David Greenfield the benefit of the doubt when quoted in this article over …

Back on April 6, UCLA published a press release about a how lithium, the standard of treatment for bipolar disorder, helps build gray brain …

ABC News has an interesting report on the growing field of evolutionary psychology, particularly how the evolutionary process has contributed to the current American …