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How Some Choose to Move Forward When Their Partner Lies or Cheats
A Personal Perspective: What some people do once they get over the shock. My friend in Mexico unexpectedly lost her husband. She was...
Judith Fein
Apr 9, 2025


How Virtual Counseling is Changing Access to Care
The rise of technology has transformed various sectors, and healthcare is no exception. Virtual counseling, or online therapy, is...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Apr 8, 2025


Owning Mistakes as a Perfectionist
How negative thinking hinders our relationships. Perfectionists' negative thinking patterns contribute to their need to be perfect....
Leon Garber, LMHC
Apr 7, 2025


How to Spend Time to Maximize Happiness
Which activities make people most (and least) happy? How we spend our time impacts happiness. Some activities make us happier than...
Max Alberhasky, Ph.D
Apr 4, 2025


3 Steps for Mastering Boundaries at Work
Set and manage boundaries for your professional success and well-being. Boundaries build healthy relationships and are essential for...
Palena R. Neale Ph.D, PCC
Apr 2, 2025


Understanding the Benefits of Mental Health Support
Mental health is a critical aspect of our overall well-being, yet it is often overlooked or stigmatized. In recent years, there has been...
The Resilience Center - Contributor
Apr 2, 2025


Much of What We Fear About Death Is Losing an Illusion
Personal Perspective: Our sense of "self" is an illusion. Dualistic thinking creates a self that does not exist in reality. Our brains...
David R Patterson Ph.D., ABPP
Mar 31, 2025


“People With Borderline Personality Disorder Can’t Change”
Is it true that people with borderline personality disorder can't change? Borderline personality disorder (BPD) is a condition...
Karen Stollznow, Ph.D.,
Mar 17, 2025


Self-Esteem May Depend on What Others Think of Us
Exploring the social influence on the brain signatures of self-esteem. The basis of self-esteem may be more related to others' opinions....
Nick Kabrél, MA,
Mar 14, 2025


Is Medication Needed to Treat Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder?
Exposure and response prevention may be enough to treat OCD. Exposure and response (or ritual) prevention (ERP) alone is as effective as...
Brian Thompson Ph.D.
Mar 10, 2025


Our Need to Feel Safe
The need to feel safe is a core driver of human behavior. Every person has a deep drive to feel safe. We are anxious when we feel unsafe....
David Hanscom MD
Mar 7, 2025


Myths About Gaslighting Exposed
Ways to protect yourself from emotional mind games. There's a difference between casual phrases and patterns of manipulative behavior....
Antonieta Contreras
Mar 5, 2025


Supporting LGBTQ+ Parents: Practical Steps to Foster Mental Health
Strategies for clinicians to support the mental health of LGBTQ+ parents. Parents today are facing a spike in parental and work demands...
Chana Etengoff Ph.D.
Mar 3, 2025


Using Metaphors to Deal With Psychosis
Metaphors can help some young adults who experience psychosis. Optimal health care occurs when clinicians provide therapy compatible with...
Ran D. Anbar, M.D., FAAP,
Feb 28, 2025


The Lesser-Known Effects of Childhood Sexual Abuse
Learning about these effects can help you be less critical of yourself. In previous posts, I’ve written about the effects of child sexual...
Beverly Engel
Feb 26, 2025


5 Surprising Facts About Divorce Today
Sixty percent of second marriages end in divorce. The divorce rate among couples aged 50 and over has doubled since 1990. There is an...
Lindsay Weisner Psy.D.
Feb 24, 2025


Does Our Approach to Gender Dysphoria Need an Overhaul?
A new review concludes that many gender-related treatments lack strong evidence. The treatment of gender distress is highly politicized,...
Noam Shpancer, Ph.D.,
Feb 21, 2025


3 Reasons to Forgive
Forgiveness, social connections, and our evolved psychology. Forgiveness is often a more difficult process than we might expect it to be....
Glenn Geher Ph.D.
Feb 19, 2025


Oversharing and Childhood Parental Trauma
The effects of persistent parental lashing out, gaslighting, and betrayal. Oversharing can be associated with parental emotional abuse....
Daniel S. Lobel Ph.D.
Feb 17, 2025


When Should the Chronically Ill See a Doctor? Here's a Guide
Personal Perspective: Setting rules helps one cope with chronic pain and illness. Painful emotions inevitably arise at times. Remind...
Toni Bernhard J.D.
Feb 14, 2025
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