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J U S T P U B L I S H E D
Summer Isn’t Fun For Everyone
Not every child looks forward to summer vacation the same way that their peers do. Not every child counts down those last few minutes until the final school bell rings ...
Using Metaphors as a Clinical Tool
Metaphors have been used in various forms of psychotherapy for decades and for good reason.
On Trying Too Hard with Depression
There’s such a thing as trying too hard.
The One Simple Truth about Making Our Problems Go Away
I just found myself, again, recommending The Road Less Traveled to someone in need of guidance.
Don’t Let Your Past be Your Future-Overcoming Emotionally Dysfunctional Messages
I happened to see this morning an ad for coaching by one of America’s motivational gurus.
Today I Love Art In Life
Today I love art in life.
Zero Sum Game – 10 Reasons to Keep Divorce Lawyers out of Therapy
Remember that movie “War of the Roses?” Think it starred Danny DeVito… Somehow all these years later, well into the new Millennium and the new Millennials, we still have this ...
How to take antidepressants in sobriety
Is a recovered addict or alcoholic who takes antidepressants still clean and sober.
Podcast: Should Religious Figures Give Advice on Mental Illness?
In this episode of the Psych Central Show, hosts Gabe Howard and Vincent M.
Coping With Negative Experiences by Using a Specific Word
The language we use to describe our experiences can reveal a great deal about how we view life, ourselves and others, and words can be powerful forces in and of ...
When Employers Ignore Addiction in the Workplace
Employers who suspect someone of using drugs on the job may be reluctant to intervene because they fear they’ll be charged with discrimination. On Jason’s first day of work at an old-fashioned Wall Street law firm, he was so high on cocaine and heroin that ...
Sleep Deprivation Can Make You Less Attractive
And there you were thinking “beauty sleep” was just a turn a phrase.
10 Questions about Psychoanalysis with Charles Turk, MD
Alright folks, as promised, I give you my 10 questions about psychoanalysis with one of my mentors, psychiatrist Charles Turk, who connected me to the training analysts of GIFRIC in ...
Setting the Stage for Emotional Intimacy
Giving from the pure well.
Busy Phillips Uses Exercise to Stay On Track
Many of us struggle with feelings of anxiety as well as overeating. In fact, for some people, stress and anxiety actually leads to comfort eating which can create an unhealthy pattern.
Dealing With Low Energy In Sobriety
Remember “Vitameatavegamin“.
Prince Harry Grappled with Anxiety After Princess Diana’s Death
The world was devastated when Princess Diana was killed in a car crash almost 20 years ago.
Anxiety Levels Are Through The Roof–In America
According to a survey of 13,000 people around the world, Americans are the most anxious people in the world, at least when it comes to worrying about security issues.
How a Narcissist Gets Ahead at Work
Ever wonder how a narcissist charms superiors into granting them a promotion while simultaneously taking advantage of co-workers.
3 Triggers that Cause Us to Reach for Our Phone & Miss Out on Life Experiences
How often are you picking up your smartphone and checking your notifications every day.
Teens’ Poor Body Image Tied to More Drinking, Smoking
New research finds that the way a teen feels about their appearance can significantly impact their health and wellness. In the study, Dr. Virginia Ramseyer Winter, a body image expert […]
Biking to Work Can Help Reduce Stress
A new study finds that in addition to cardiovascular and physical health benefits, pedaling to work can help reduce stress and improve work performance. Researchers from Concordia’s John Molson School […]
Brain Inflammation Linked to OCD
A new Canadian brain imaging study finds that brain inflammation is more than 30 percent higher in people with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) than in people without the condition. Researchers at […]
Hiding True Self at Work Reduces Job Satisfaction, Sense of Belonging
Hiding your true self at work can harm your career and reduce your sense of belonging among co-workers, according to a new study led by the University of Exeter in […]
Night Owls May Find It Harder to Control OCD
New research finds the time a person goes to bed can influence their perceived ability to control obsessive thoughts. Investigators from Binghamton University, State University of New York, monitored 20 individuals […]
Adults with Separation Anxiety May Be Vulnerable to ‘Going Home’ Ads
Adults who experience separation anxiety are more susceptible to marketing themes that play on emotions surrounding home life, according to a new study published in the Journal of Social and […]
