Jane Collingwood is a longtime regular contributing journalist to Psych Central, focusing on topics of mental health and dissecting recent research findings.
In a recently published case study, doctors describe how a woman with treatment-resistant depression was eventually…
Can a vicar’s guidance on marriage from 1947 still help us today? We know that the desire to forge a relationship…
How do you plan your future? Some people drift more or less aimlessly from day to day and year to year, without…
We are all time travelers: We draw on past memories, experience the present and look forward to future rewards. But…
The key to fulfillment, life coaches believe, is to recognize and make the most of your “core strengths.” If you…
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Self-image is both a conscious and subconscious way of seeing ourselves. It is the emotional judgment we make about…
A great deal of research has been carried out on the genetic factors that may play a role in attention deficit…
Many medications for common mental disorders, although helpful, can cause unpleasant side effects that discourage…
Atypical antipsychotics are widely believed to be better tolerated in adults than first-generation, or typical…