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Are You Really "Freezing"? Understanding 2 Key Responses

We've been using one word to describe two opposite nervous system reactions. The confusion is real—and it's keeping you from understanding what actually happened to you.read more .

by: (Antonieta Contreras)

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A Question of Competence: Beyond Checkboxes

Personal Perspective: How a bureaucratic checkbox blocked me from practicing in a specialty area—and why proposed reforms in Ontario are a test case for the future of psychology in Canada.read more .

by: (Monnica T Williams Ph.D.)

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3 Reasons You're Stuck in a Self-Blame Cycle

Three ways to start forgiving yourself for your mistakes.read more .

by: (Mark Travers Ph.D.)

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Is Neighborliness the Antidote for Divisiveness?

Personal Perspective: Would we be this divided if we treated each other like neighbors, not enemies? Connecting over the fence might help us ratchet down our divisiveness.read more .

by: (Clay Drinko, Ph.D.)

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How to Get More Time Each Month—Without Waking Up Earlier

Feeling stretched thin? These psychological strategies help busy women get 10+ hours back each month—without sacrificing success or ambition.read more .

by: (Shannon Sauer-Zavala Ph.D.)

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When High Achievement Hides Adult ADHD

Others see you as successful? Feel like you’re barely holding it together? It might be ADHD—and the key to finally understanding yourself.read more .

by: (Scott S. Shapiro M.D.)

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Exploring a Challenge of Teenagers With Two Rock & Rollers

Many teens sacrifice valued living via shallow peer attention and approval in their pursuit of security. No such compromise by the two rock-and-roll stars explored herein.read more .

by: (David Udelf Psy.D.)

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What to Do When the News Breaks Your Heart

Today’s news alone can give new insight into past events and brings grief along with it.read more .

by: (Madelyn Blair Ph.D.)

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The Cost of Growing Up Too Soon

Childhood anxiety is rising as playtime vanishes. Giving kids time to play may be the most powerful and natural way to restore joy and mental well-being.read more .

by: (Sam Goldstein Ph.D.)

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A Song for Heroes: To Dream the Impossible Dream

The song Impossible Dream still stirs our souls and teaches us about everyday heroism.read more .

by: (Scott T Allison Ph.D.)

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Too Much Quiet Is as Stressful as Too Much Noise

Very loud noises are stressful, but too quiet is stressful too. Find out what you can do to lower stress and enhance your physiological wellbeing through sound.read more .

by: (Esther Sternberg M.D.)

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The Science of Thermostat Settings

There's an ambient temperature that's particularly good for our mental state.read more .

by: (Sally Augustin Ph.D.)

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Collecting Myths: Wine, Health, and Desire

To collect responsibly is to know not just the flavor and finish of what we drink, but its cost to body, brain, and culture.read more .

by: (Shirley M. Mueller M.D.)

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Why Baking Makes Us Feel Better

Baking can lift more than dough—it can also lift mood. Find out how a creative, hands-on task can support emotional regulation and mental well-being.read more .

by: (Ankita Guchait MBPsS)

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Your Creative Alter Ego

Feeling creatively blocked? Develop an alter ego who doesn't care what people think.read more .

by: (Clay Drinko, Ph.D.)

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Tired of Being Tired?

Tired of tossing and turning? Discover gentle ways to calm your nervous system and teach your body to rest.read more .

by: (Andrea Wachter LMFT)

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Why “Healthy Boundaries” Look Different Across Cultures

Our ideas about “healthy boundaries” aren’t universal. Explore how cultural values influence the way we set limits, connect, and communicate.read more .

by: (Natasha Thapar-Olmos Ph.D.)

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Do You Need to Be a Genius to Make a Lot of Money?

The surprising relationship between your intelligence and your finances.read more .

by: (Max Alberhasky Ph.D.)

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Is This the Study That Rewrites IQ Theory?

New research suggests that education can raise IQ by up to 15 points—even among identical twins—challenging determinism and revealing intelligence to be more malleable than we once believed.read more .

by: (T. Alexander Puutio Ph.D.)

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Do Men Not Hear Crying Babies?

Can research settle this age-old debate: Are men less likely to hear babies crying at night? Is this a biological difference in hearing sensitivity, or is there something more going on?read more .

by: (Cara Goodwin, Ph.D.)

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