World of Psychology

Best of Our Blogs: April 23, 2010

By Brandi-Ann Uyemura, M.A.
Associate Editor

Best of Our Blogs

Wow can this week really be over?! Perhaps it was all of the celebrations that took place this week that made it go by in a flash. If you haven’t already heard, it was our birthday over here at Psych Central. Can you believe it’s been fifteen years since we began? Thanks to all of you who have sent a ton of b-day wishes on Twitter, Facebook and on our blogs! We really couldn’t have made it this far without you!

And if that wasn’t enough, it was Earth Day yesterday. What did you do to celebrate? One fan on Facebook got creative by donating money, picking up trash and getting some exercise at the same time! Speaking of which, scroll down to the first post and see how you can keep the celebration going.

Here are the posts that made it to the best of our blogs this week:

10 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day

(World of Psychology) – Earth Day may be over, but as a few Facebook fans told us, “Every day is Earth Day.” Read here to learn ten pretty painless things you can still do today and every day.

Teaching Your Kids To Suffer Well

(Family Mental Health) – Yes you read it right. And no this post isn’t about harming your kids. It’s about protecting them when they inevitably deal with difficulties in life. It’s a real eye opener.

Communicate Without Having to Own the Truth: Part One

(Anxiety & OCD Exposed) – Anxiety and criticism are ingredients for miscommunication. This popular post gives you tips on how to effectively defuse criticism before misunderstandings and arguments start.

When a Beloved Pet Passes Away

(Always Learning) – Losing a pet can easily feel like losing a member of your family. If you’ve been down this road before or are currently dealing with this now, go straight to this post and with tissues please.

Lazy Husbands and Shrewish Wives: Media Portrayals of Marriage

(Pop Psychology) – Media portrayals of marriage are often not very realistic. Ever see Mr. and Mrs. Smith for example? Yet, there may be a few gems of truth in Tina Fey and Steve Carrell’s Date Night and Pop Psychology is telling you how.


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Uyemura, B. (2010). Best of Our Blogs: April 23, 2010. Psych Central. Retrieved on February 13, 2012, from http://psychcentral.com/blog/archives/2010/04/23/best-of-our-blogs-april-23-2010/

 

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