Daddies Do Make A Difference “Congratulations on your wife’s pregnancy,” I said to an acquaintance I ran into in the parking lot at the grocery store. ...
Gay, Straight, and the Reason Why: The Science of Sexual Orientation Neuroscientist Simon LeVay made headlines with his pioneering work comparing the brain structures of gay and straight men. His 1991 article in Science led the way for numerous studies of sexual orientation as it relates ...
Every Day Love "Falling in love is easy, but daily love turns out to be harder than expected."
In the introduction to Judy Ford's newest book, Every Day Love: The Delicate Art of Caring for Each Other, that ...
When Mental Illness Strikes: Tips for Couples Mental illness is tough on couples. “The stress level often stretches into a crisis mode, in which managing the illness becomes, for ...
When Your Son Thinks He Is Gay Jean and Bill sought a psychological consult regarding their youngest son, Lucas, a senior in high school. Bill described a text message ...
Man and Woman: An Inside Story It is perhaps the most basic divide among living things -- male/female, boy/girl, men/women. We often look at each other with puzzlement; remember Freud’s famous question, “What do women want?” (Never mind that he went ...
Assisted Loving: True Tales of Double Dating with My Dad Bob Morris is lucky in love, a fact he doesn’t initially appreciate. Surrounded by people who care about him, Bob still feels lonely and adrift. He wishes he could find the right guy, the perfect ...
Saying No To Naked Women In the summer of 1974, Jack Derritt leaves the city and all of his material possessions behind and heads out to the Arkansas countryside, to live in a shack and take stock of his life. ...
Fear Affects Cancer Screening Decisions Research suggests that fear plays a major role in deciding whether to get tested for cancer.
Kelly Ackerson, PhD, of Western Michigan University and colleagues used decision theory from economics and psychology to investigate why some ...
Parent-Child Power Struggles To point out the absurdity of parent–child power struggles, one of my teachers used to ask us to imagine a prizefight. The announcer booms . . ...
I Can’t Be Depressed… I’m a Guy! Over the last few years, more and more men have been strong enough to stand up and declare that they suffer with depression. That has led to some ...
