Introverts and the Quest for Quiet I’ve always been regarded as quiet. I revive myself through quiet time, reading, listening to music, or journaling. I have never ...
Thanksgiving and Gratitude in Hard Times With Thanksgiving approaching, many Americans struggling with health, financial, and emotional problems find it challenging to feel grateful. Some ...
Codependency vs. Interdependency I was surprised to learn that this grove of aspen trees is actually one organism, sharing one root system. Each of ...
Therapists Spill: The Hardest Part About Therapy Our “Therapists Spill” series takes a behind-the-scenes look at clinicians’ personal and professional lives. Therapists have spilled everything from their life ...
Are We Getting Smarter? Rising IQ in the Twenty-First Century In his latest book, Are We Getting Smarter?, James R. Flynn tackles serious debates. Flynn is a psychologist, professor, and author of 12 books — most notably Where Have All the Liberals Gone? (Cambridge, 2008) and, ...
The Oxford Handbook of Work and Aging When my grandmother was 74-years-old, she was fired from a job at a hardware store that she’d held for more than 30 years. They fired her because of her bad hearing, a symptom of her ...
Why Can’t I Change? How to Conquer Your Self-Destructive Patterns In Why Can’t I Change?: How to Conquer Your Self-Destructive Patterns, Shirley Impellizzeri outlines the psychological issues surrounding attachment from birth through adulthood.
Using the latest research on brain science plus well-supported theories, Impellizzeri does a solid job ...
Becoming Whole: Jung’s Equation for Realizing God Many people have moments in their lives when they experience “wholeness" and are filled with a complete sense of peace and joy. Everything seems “right."
Many of these people claim that these moments are proof of ...