Move Over Xanax? New Research on LSD Offers Hope for Anxiety
A recent study found that a single dose of LSD effectively treated symptoms of anxiety for an astonishing 12 weeks.read more .
by: (Mark S. Gold M.D.)
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A recent study found that a single dose of LSD effectively treated symptoms of anxiety for an astonishing 12 weeks.read more .
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Move Over Xanax? New Research on LSD Offers Hope for Anxiety
A recent study found that a single dose of LSD effectively treated symptoms of anxiety for an astonishing 12 weeks.
How to Talk About Trauma With Children
Learn how to talk about trauma with children using the P-A-C-E approach. Presence, patience, and empathy, not perfection, help kids feel safe enough to heal.read more .
by: (Jeanette Yoffe M.A., LMFT)
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Learn how to talk about trauma with children using the P-A-C-E approach. Presence, patience, and empathy, not perfection, help kids feel safe enough to heal.read more .
by: (Jeanette Yoffe M.A., LMFT)
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How to Talk About Trauma With Children
Learn how to talk about trauma with children using the P-A-C-E approach. Presence, patience, and empathy, not perfection, help kids feel safe enough to heal.
New Studies Reveal Mental Health Blindspots of AI Chatbots
New research studies find that AI chatbots often give advice and reassurance without asking enough questions and may respond sometimes to questions of intermediate suicide risk.read more .
by: (Marlynn Wei M.D., J.D.)
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New research studies find that AI chatbots often give advice and reassurance without asking enough questions and may respond sometimes to questions of intermediate suicide risk.read more .
by: (Marlynn Wei M.D., J.D.)
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New Studies Reveal Mental Health Blindspots of AI Chatbots
New research studies find that AI chatbots often give advice and reassurance without asking enough questions and may respond sometimes to questions of intermediate suicide risk.
You Can Change Everything Without Changing Your Circumstances
When you're anxious or overwhelmed, inner peace can seem out of reach. Sometimes the biggest shifts happen not by changing your life, but how your body and mind respond.read more .
by: (Kyle Davies BSc MPhil CPsychol)
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When you're anxious or overwhelmed, inner peace can seem out of reach. Sometimes the biggest shifts happen not by changing your life, but how your body and mind respond.read more .
by: (Kyle Davies BSc MPhil CPsychol)
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You Can Change Everything Without Changing Your Circumstances
When you're anxious or overwhelmed, inner peace can seem out of reach. Sometimes the biggest shifts happen not by changing your life, but how your body and mind respond.
Pop Pathology: The Modern Obsession With Diagnosis
From armchair diagnoses to clinical labels, therapy speak is everywhere. Discover how pop pathology — our urge to diagnose everything — is causing us more harm than we realize.read more .
by: (Isabelle Morley Psy.D.)
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From armchair diagnoses to clinical labels, therapy speak is everywhere. Discover how pop pathology — our urge to diagnose everything — is causing us more harm than we realize.read more .
by: (Isabelle Morley Psy.D.)
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Pop Pathology: The Modern Obsession With Diagnosis
From armchair diagnoses to clinical labels, therapy speak is everywhere. Discover how pop pathology — our urge to diagnose everything — is causing us more harm than we realize.
The Redemptive Power of Suffering and Evil
How can we suffer more constructively?read more .
by: (Stephen A. Diamond Ph.D.)
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How can we suffer more constructively?read more .
by: (Stephen A. Diamond Ph.D.)
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The Redemptive Power of Suffering and Evil
How can we suffer more constructively?
Meeting Norms for a New Era
Rethinking how, when, and where we meet: The choices leaders make today shape organizational culture, individual well-being, and the planet’s future.read more .
by: (Jennifer Goldman-Wetzler Ph.D.)
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Rethinking how, when, and where we meet: The choices leaders make today shape organizational culture, individual well-being, and the planet’s future.read more .
by: (Jennifer Goldman-Wetzler Ph.D.)
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Meeting Norms for a New Era
Rethinking how, when, and where we meet: The choices leaders make today shape organizational culture, individual well-being, and the planet’s future.
What if You're Not the Problem, but the Pattern?
We don’t chase heartbreak or humiliation for fun—we chase what our wiring mistakes for safety. What looks like self-sabotage is often self-protection in an outdated armor.read more .
by: (Lacey Johnson MMFT)
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We don’t chase heartbreak or humiliation for fun—we chase what our wiring mistakes for safety. What looks like self-sabotage is often self-protection in an outdated armor.read more .
by: (Lacey Johnson MMFT)
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What if You're Not the Problem, but the Pattern?
We don’t chase heartbreak or humiliation for fun—we chase what our wiring mistakes for safety. What looks like self-sabotage is often self-protection in an outdated armor.
Use Emerging Science to Build Peace
From civil rights to environmental justice to current events: New science shows what works to build peace—despite authoritarianism—in a global shift towards partnership.read more .
by: (Rachel Clark)
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From civil rights to environmental justice to current events: New science shows what works to build peace—despite authoritarianism—in a global shift towards partnership.read more .
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Use Emerging Science to Build Peace
From civil rights to environmental justice to current events: New science shows what works to build peace—despite authoritarianism—in a global shift towards partnership.
7 Signs You May Be Counter-Dependent
When emotional neglect teaches you to rely only on yourself, needing others can start to feel unsafe. Discover why that happens and how you can begin to heal through connection.read more .
by: (Jonice Webb Ph.D.)
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When emotional neglect teaches you to rely only on yourself, needing others can start to feel unsafe. Discover why that happens and how you can begin to heal through connection.read more .
by: (Jonice Webb Ph.D.)
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7 Signs You May Be Counter-Dependent
When emotional neglect teaches you to rely only on yourself, needing others can start to feel unsafe. Discover why that happens and how you can begin to heal through connection.
A Surprising Link Between Mono and MS
For decades, experts have suspected that Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), known for causing mononucleosis, might also be involved in triggering multiple sclerosis (MS). Recent research strongly supports this theory.read more .
by: (Jennifer Beam Dowd Ph.D.)
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For decades, experts have suspected that Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), known for causing mononucleosis, might also be involved in triggering multiple sclerosis (MS). Recent research strongly supports this theory.read more .
by: (Jennifer Beam Dowd Ph.D.)
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A Surprising Link Between Mono and MS
For decades, experts have suspected that Epstein–Barr virus (EBV), known for causing mononucleosis, might also be involved in triggering multiple sclerosis (MS). Recent research strongly supports this theory.
The Dilemma of the Expat
The clarification of one’s values is one positive outcome that can come from the struggle to understand one’s ambivalence .read more .
by: (Bruce Wilson Ph.D.)
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The clarification of one’s values is one positive outcome that can come from the struggle to understand one’s ambivalence .read more .
by: (Bruce Wilson Ph.D.)
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The Dilemma of the Expat
The clarification of one’s values is one positive outcome that can come from the struggle to understand one’s ambivalence .
Why AI and Human Thought Need to Stay Separate
When AI and human thought stay apart, they finally start to think together.read more .
by: (John Nosta)
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When AI and human thought stay apart, they finally start to think together.read more .
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Why AI and Human Thought Need to Stay Separate
When AI and human thought stay apart, they finally start to think together.
Flourishing or Floundering During Retirement
Personal Perspective: Retirement poses the risk of losing important social connections necessary for well-being in later life.read more .
by: (Michael D. Matthews Ph.D.)
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Personal Perspective: Retirement poses the risk of losing important social connections necessary for well-being in later life.read more .
by: (Michael D. Matthews Ph.D.)
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Flourishing or Floundering During Retirement
Personal Perspective: Retirement poses the risk of losing important social connections necessary for well-being in later life.
When Cheerleading Your Child to Do a Hard Thing Backfires
While well-meaning, cheerleading to coax your child to keep muscling through a challenge can have the opposite effect, paralyzing a child, rather than motivating them to persevere.read more .
by: (Claire Lerner LCSW-C)
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While well-meaning, cheerleading to coax your child to keep muscling through a challenge can have the opposite effect, paralyzing a child, rather than motivating them to persevere.read more .
by: (Claire Lerner LCSW-C)
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When Cheerleading Your Child to Do a Hard Thing Backfires
While well-meaning, cheerleading to coax your child to keep muscling through a challenge can have the opposite effect, paralyzing a child, rather than motivating them to persevere.
What My ‘Horrible Mom’ Moment Taught Me About My Brain
Personal Perspective: When guilt hijacks parenting, we try to control instead of connect. Three small steps—pause, check, choose—turn guilt into growth and restore calm at home.read more .
by: (Luana Marques Ph.D.)
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Personal Perspective: When guilt hijacks parenting, we try to control instead of connect. Three small steps—pause, check, choose—turn guilt into growth and restore calm at home.read more .
by: (Luana Marques Ph.D.)
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What My ‘Horrible Mom’ Moment Taught Me About My Brain
Personal Perspective: When guilt hijacks parenting, we try to control instead of connect. Three small steps—pause, check, choose—turn guilt into growth and restore calm at home.
Emotions Are Signals, Not Problems
Your emotions function as a personal GPS, signaling what matters most—your values, safety, and relationships. Here's how to use that to your advantage.read more .
by: (Moshe Ratson MBA, MFT)
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Your emotions function as a personal GPS, signaling what matters most—your values, safety, and relationships. Here's how to use that to your advantage.read more .
by: (Moshe Ratson MBA, MFT)
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Emotions Are Signals, Not Problems
Your emotions function as a personal GPS, signaling what matters most—your values, safety, and relationships. Here's how to use that to your advantage.
Could a Deeply Human Ability Be Key to AI Adoption?
Paradoxically, a key to using advanced AI technology may be deeply human: our ability to infer others' motives, mindsets, and perspectives—what psychologists call Theory of Mind.read more .
by: (Patrick Gallagher Ph.D.)
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Paradoxically, a key to using advanced AI technology may be deeply human: our ability to infer others' motives, mindsets, and perspectives—what psychologists call Theory of Mind.read more .
by: (Patrick Gallagher Ph.D.)
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Could a Deeply Human Ability Be Key to AI Adoption?
Paradoxically, a key to using advanced AI technology may be deeply human: our ability to infer others' motives, mindsets, and perspectives—what psychologists call Theory of Mind.
What Students in Their First Year of School Need to Belong
Discover what 108 five-year-olds revealed about belonging when researchers asked them to draw their school experiences and why their answers surprised educators.read more .
by: (Kelly-Ann Allen Ph.D.)
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Discover what 108 five-year-olds revealed about belonging when researchers asked them to draw their school experiences and why their answers surprised educators.read more .
by: (Kelly-Ann Allen Ph.D.)
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What Students in Their First Year of School Need to Belong
Discover what 108 five-year-olds revealed about belonging when researchers asked them to draw their school experiences and why their answers surprised educators.
Caring for a Difficult Parent
Self-care, healthy boundaries, and a clear mission will help you care for a difficult parent.read more .
by: (Julia L. Mayer, Psy.D., and Barry J. Jacobs, Psy.D.)
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Self-care, healthy boundaries, and a clear mission will help you care for a difficult parent.read more .
by: (Julia L. Mayer, Psy.D., and Barry J. Jacobs, Psy.D.)
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Caring for a Difficult Parent
Self-care, healthy boundaries, and a clear mission will help you care for a difficult parent.