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T R E N D I N G N O W
- 5 Things Gen X and Millennials Should Know About Their Boomer Parents
- What Does Depression Feel Like?
- Portraits of Five Narcissists
- 11 Ways to Set Boundaries with Narcissists
- The Demisexual Phenomenon
- How to Tell You Are in the Presence of a Dangerous Person
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What Is The Cause Of ADHD?
Introduction Do you have a family member or a friend who suffers from ADHD? Are you wondering what the cause of ADHD are? Is it based on genes? Is it ...
#253: Not Adam’s Rib
What if women and men really are in a war.
Best of Our Blogs: June 27, 2017
Having trouble getting along with someone.
Specialization-Part II: Advantages and Disadvantages
A degree program in psychology or social work or mental health counseling is often broad-based and diverse, with courses in a little bit about everything.
Keep Shame and Control from Ruining Your Relationships
Moving from shame and heartache to feelings of joy and love is something we all can do.
Specializations-Part I: 5 Ways Clinicians Choose a Specialty
Most private practice clinicians are trained to be generalists who can see a wide range of diagnoses and populations.
Different Types of Meditation May Have Similar Psychological Benefits
There doesn’t seem to be one kind of meditation that’s uniquely suited to improving mental health.
How Do I Know I’m Worthy?
We seem to have an epidemic of feeling inadequate and unworthy.
6 Signs of Controlling Parenting and Why It Is Harmful
There are different styles of child rearing and, unfortunately, the controlling style is one of the most prevalent.
How is Your Emotional Wellness? Find Out with This Emotional Wellness Quiz!
How is your health? If you are like most people, you took this as a question about your physical health, prompting you to take inventory of your aches and pains, and whether or not you have chronic medical issues or even a life-threatening disease.
Are You Fueling Your OCD?
Imagine that you and your friends go to a park to enjoy a summer evening with a campfire.
President Trump & Narcissistic Personality Disorder
Narcissism is a highly prevalent buzz word in the psych world this year.
Sometimes You’re The Bug
There’s an old saying, made famous by the band, Dire Straights, that tells us basically that we don’t get to choose a lot of what happens in our lives.
Acting: A Career of Emotions
There are times when getting to know our emotional selves goes beyond improving the quality of our personal lives.
Today I Love People
Today I love people who choose to find common ground.
Women Reveal the Biggest Lessons Mothering Has Taught Them
Every transition, every change, in our lives teaches us something—if we listen.
Is Jealousy Sabotaging Your Relationship? Or Bringing You Closer?
The green-eyed Monster has been hiding in plain sight for thousands of years in ancient mythology (think Hera and Zeus); the plots of plays, poems, movies, and novels; as well ...
Navigating Pregnancy and Childbirth as a Survivor: Guest Post by Rachel E.K. Freedman
This week I am honored to feature a guest post by Rachel E.
Do Audio-Only Press Briefings Make It Easier to Mislead?
The decision of the White House to allow only audio recordings of some of the press briefings, instead of the full audiovisual airing, has caused a stir.
Are Middle Age Moments Inevitable?
These words are being typed in the waiting room of my local Meineke while I am waiting for necessary repairs on my 9-year-old Jeep Patriot.
Bipolar Disorder And The Weather: Is There A Correlation?
Introduction You may be wondering is there a correlation between Bipolar Disorder and the weather. This article will provide supporting evidence either supporting this point or provide alternating evidence against ...
The Danger of Narcissists in Online Dating: How to Cope in a Culture of Instant Gratification
Photo credit: Mayberry Health and Home Is our culture becoming more narcissistic.
Study Warns of Antipsychotic Risks for Dementia Patients Not In Nursing Homes
A new study warns family members to be careful of off-label use of antipsychotic medications among home- or community-dwelling loved ones or friends with dementia. Instead, non-drug interventions such as cognitive […]
Finnish Study: In Elders, Strength Tied to Better Cognition
A new Finnish study finds that greater muscle strength is associated with better cognitive function in aging men and women. The study went beyond the traditional measurement of strength which often […]
Cerebellum May Play Major Role in Schizophrenia
The cerebellum is one of the most affected brain regions in schizophrenia, according to a new brain imaging study at the University of Oslo in Norway. The findings show that […]
Is It OK to Share Bed with Pets and Kids?
New research suggests the concern over negative repercussions from sharing a bed with a pet, or even kids, is a Western belief without substance. Despite the cultural apprehension, about half […]
Starting School Early May Impair Child’s Mental Health
For parents of children born in late summer or early fall, a common dilemma is when to start the child in school. Is it best for the child to be […]
Smartphone May Cause Brain Drain
A new study suggest the mere presence of a smartphone reduces a person’s cognitive ability. Researchers from the University of Texas at Austin determined cognitive capacity is reduced if a […]
