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T R E N D I N G N O W
- 7 Signs You Grew Up With Childhood Emotional Neglect
- The Dysfunctional Ways a Family Protects a Narcissist
- 10 Lies Narcissists Say about Love
- The Origins of Perfectionism-and 4 Tips to Manage It
- The Female Malignant Narcissist is Just as Dangerous as Her Male Counterpart
- CBT Technique: Using the Triple Column Technique to Change Your Thoughts To Change Your Life!
J U S T P U B L I S H E D
8 Foods that Boost Your Mood
What we eat might not be able to cure us indefinitely from depression.
How Is ADHD First Diagnosed?
Introduction How is ADHD first diagnosed? There are a variety of ways in which ADHD is diagnosed. Continue reading this article to find out these specific ways.
Best of Our Blogs: July 28, 2017
There will come a time when your parents, friends, and even your partner will disappoint you.
New Research Looks for Patterns of Suicidal Thought
Suicide is the 10th leading cause of death with over 44,000 completed suicides in 2014 (the most recent available data).
The Bands Heartbreaking Letter to Chester Bennington #ripchester
“We’re trying to remind ourselves that the demons who took you away from us were always part of the deal.” Linkin Park | Dear Chester Chester Bennington Was Linkin Park Remembering ...
Remembering Linkin Park #ChesterBennington #ripchester
Coroner Ruled Chester Bennington’s Death a Suicide.
What’s the Point of Getting Angry?
Anger is an instinctual emotional response from a real or imagined threat.
How to Deal with Daily Irritations
You’re running late to work.
Tips To Battle Procrastination With Adult ADHD
Introduction Do you suffer from ADHD as an adult? Do you procrastinate? This article will focus on tips for adults with ADHD to finish tasks.
7 Ways to Extinguish Gaslighting
The term “gaslighting” has been coined from a 1944 movie in which a husband who is trying to steal his wife’s inheritance convinces her that she is imagining things when she starts to notice odd and furtive behavior on his part.
Book Review: List Your Self
“He who knows others is wise; he who knows himself is enlightened.” – Lao Tzu How well do you know yourself.
Know Your Brain
I’ve come to believe that this is the key to living with ADHD.
Teaching Kids to Value the Inner Life
Last time, I wrote about how becoming curious about our inner life – and helping our kids to do the same – can be helpful in managing difficult emotions.
Remembering Linkin Park’s Chester Bennington #ripchester
“Some studies have shown that for every death by suicide, 200 people have attempted suicide and 400 [other] people have thought about it.”—THE GAZETTE, MONTREAL, CANADA.
A Big Myth About Healthy Body Image
We think that in order to have a healthy body image, we must love our bodies.
Live An Inspired Life
Why aren’t we living the life we want to be living.
How Twitter Tamed My Anxiety
I’m sure a lot of you reading this are having a difficult time believing that Twitter could help decrease anxiety.
Learning through Parenting: Making “Awe” a Part of Everyday Life
Recent research shows that experiences of “awe” are highly important for us, in helping us improve our well-being, manage stress, and better understand ourselves.
Today I Love plotted days
Today I love plotted days that are arranged in a way to help things work out to the best advantage.
Obdulia Sanchez: Psychology of a Tragedy
Obdulia Sanchez, 18, was recently charged with manslaughter in the death of her 14-year-old sister, Jacquelin Sanchez.
Podcast: Sleep: Are You Doing It Wrong?
In this episode of the Psych Central Show, hosts Gabe Howard and Vincent M.
Is it Alzheimer’s Disease or Frontotemporal Dementia?
Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS), a noninvasive technique that uses magnetic fields to stimulate nerve cells, may help physicians differentiate between frontotemporal dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, according to a new study. These […]
Study Finds Smallest Preemies Not at More Risk of Adult Mental Health Issues
A population health study of very preterm and very-low-birth-weight individuals finds that these early births are not associated with anxiety and mood disorders later in life. The finding challenges earlier […]
Third-Person Self-Talk Can Support Emotional Control
New research confirms the value of silently talking to yourself in the third person, especially during stressful times. The first-of-its-kind study discovered third person narrative self-talk helps one to control […]
Men Can Have Work-Family Conflicts Similar to Women
In a new study, University of Georgia researchers find women and men report similar levels of work-family conflicts, both in the form of work interfering with family and family interfering […]
Brain Stimulation Aids Cognitive Performance in Schizophrenia
Emerging research suggests brain stimulation could be used to treat cognitive deficits frequently associated with schizophrenia. Investigators from King’s College London explain that current interventions are ineffective for the deficits […]
Bipolar Associated with Faster Aging
New research suggests that people with a family history of bipolar disorder may “age” more rapidly than those without a history of the disease. However, a common treatment for the […]
