Young people are embracing therapy and mental health. And therapists are welcoming the revolution. What does this mean for the rest of society?
An Anecdote for Alzheimer’s and Depression
For me, laughter has made all the difference in lifting my faith and hope while the brightest minds in the world are racing for a cure for Alzheimer’s and other …
Why Aren’t Our Girls and Women Eating?
Addressing the self-conscious emotions of shame and perfectionism may help anorexics and females in general.
Emotion and Memory
Memories are deeply intertwined with emotions. Does loss of memory mean loss of emotion as well? Research suggests this may not be the case.
Fallout on Amazon: Why Is the Wasteland So Wonderful?
The unexpected success of the “Fallout” streaming series is a reminder of how video game experiences – especially, the spaces presented in games – have enduring meaning for us.
Gender Gaps in Employment Go Deeper Than Women’s Choices
Gender employment gaps—for example, that women get paid less than men—need to be understood in terms of the great social pressures women face to be the caregivers.
Us Versus Them: An Intractable Problem in Human Nature?
Humans have been engaging in tribalistic “us versus them” behavior for millennia. These dynamics are responsible for a great deal of human suffering. How do we move past them?
It’s Not My Fault! Why Defensiveness Is Damaging
All couples argue. It may surprise you to learn that arguing does not in and of itself harm your relationship — but how you argue can cause damage.
Can Empathy Heal Democracy?
By listening with empathy, we risk changing our minds and our hearts. This is empathy’s greatest danger and its most powerful strength.
How to Break the Panic Attack Cycle
If you experience panic attacks, there are some helpful changes you can make to live a more panic-free life.