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T R E N D I N G N O W
- Early Detection of Narcissism in Nice, Nice, Nice, Nice People
- 7 Types of Pain Directly Linked to Your Emotions
- 5 Fresh Ideas for Keeping Narcissists Out of Your Life
- 5 Eerie Signs You May Be Dating a Psychopath
- 3 Signs You Have Emotionally Neglectful Parents
- 14 Thought-Control Tactics Narcissists Use to Confuse and Dominate You
J U S T P U B L I S H E D
Coming Home to Ourselves
There’s a beautiful quote from Bill Murray in Kevin Ashton’s fantastic book How to Fly a Horse: The Secret Invention of Creation, Invention, and Discovery, which I’ve always loved: “Work your ...
Hiding in Recovery: How Recovering Sex Addicts Act Out in Plain View
I have seen many sex addicts who have frequent “slips” (recurrences of addictive behavior), even though they have been working what looks like a rigorous recovery program. These people may ...
5 Fresh Ideas for Keeping Narcissists Out of Your Life
“Never again.” That’s what you said when you left your last narcissist.
3 Natural Tips To Relieve Symptoms Of Depression
Introduction Are you depressed? Are you looking for tips to relieve depression? This article will provide this answer. They are exercising, eating well, and getting enough sleep.
How to Tell Yourself the Truth
We lie to ourselves all the time.
Are You Securely Attached?
Having strong emotional bonds with other people is a marker of good mental health.
How to Survive in an Unhappy Marriage and Thrive
You’re unhappy in your marriage, but you’ve decided to stay.
Vulnerability Isn’t A Weakness; It’s A Great Strength
Linda: It is all quite experimental, this learning to communicate well with our partner.
Flipping the Stigma: Social Anxiety from a Strengths Perspective
New research is now flipping the stigma on social anxiety by examining it from a strengths-based perspective, specifically looking at overuse and underuse of strengths..
Psychiatric Medication Management
One of the downsides of managing a mood disorder is that you will most likely need to control it with some sort of medication.
3 Ways To Succeed In College With ADHD: Part II
Introduction In my previous article, I discussed three ways for college students to succeed with ADHD. They include being realistic, working hard and playing later, and going to class. In ...
Today I Love The World Still Turning
Today I love the world still turning even though there are times when it seems like it should stop.
Bill Maher’s Wish for Single People Has Come True
A few months ago, Bill Maher lamented that there was no holiday for single people.
Staying Positive With ADHD
Positive thinking is a tricky thing.
Understanding Conflict
We all have triggers, blind spots, or vulnerabilities that fuel conflict.
Improve Diet Success: Remove The Roadblocks
Too many people in this culture have good diet intentions with bad results.
Self Loathing Versus Mental Illness (Trigger Warning)
I had a hard day, just emotional, lots of crying.
What Motivates Conspicuous Consumption?
If you’ve ever wondered what exactly people are looking to accomplish by flaunting their wealth with fancy cars and expensive clothes,...
Preschoolers’ Social Skills Can Make Up For Low Vocabulary
Shy preschoolers with low vocabulary skills can still fit in quite well with their peers if they possess high-level social communication skills, according to a new study published in the […]
Parental Arguments in Front of Kids Can Be OK if Constructive
Few parents want their children to hear them arguing. But new research suggests it may be OK as long as the parents handle disagreements in a constructive way. University of Arizona […]
Tensions With Mom & Sibs Can Impact Midlife Depression
A new study from Iowa State University finds that midlife tension with mothers and siblings, similar to that with spouses, is associated with symptoms of depression. The research, which appears […]
Moods Can Be Contagious
New research suggests that both good and bad moods can be “picked up” or transferred from friends, but depression cannot. In the study, U.K. investigators examined whether friends’ moods can […]
Fidgeting Helps Kids with ADHD Concentrate
Many a parent has expressed frustration when they watch their child with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder squirm and fidget in school and while doing their homework, yet appear laser-focused and motionless […]
Surprise: Teens Growing Up More Slowly than in the Past
For many, life has always been about doing things better, quicker, and faster. While technology has fueled a business and consumer revolution, many people believe teenagers today also grow up […]
