Social neuroscience provides important new information that helps explain narcissism, distinguishes the two types, and offers insight into how to treat this devastating problem.
Sleep and Bipolar Disorder: A Rocky Relationship
Personal Perspective: A healthy sleep cycle eludes many people with bipolar disorder, yet few things are more important for recovery.
The Trouble With Transitions
Transitions can be taxing and feel overwhelming, resulting in kids’ resistance to moving on, even to activities they typically love. Here are ways to help them through.
Cafeteria-Style Stoicism
Personal Perspective: Critics accuse popular books on Stoicism of pandering to a general audience. But what’s the harm of the public reading ideas about life and ethics?
What Parents Can Do When Their Gifted Child Is Unhappy at School
The belief that smart children will love school and be very obedient creates a problem with expectations for everyone involved in the gifted child’s education.
Overcome Imposter Syndrome to Become a Better Leader
Afraid you’ll be exposed as a phony? Fear not. Get actionable steps to silence your inner critic and unleash your true leadership potential.
My Reactions When Someone Says I Can’t Have Schizophrenia
A Personal Perspective: You can be symptom-free of schizophrenia while on medication, as am I. Here are my changing reactions over the years when professionals don’t agree.
How Many Young Women Suffer Sexual Pain?
A recent study suggests that sexual pain among women, especially young adult women, is surprisingly common. One group of women is at especially high risk.
How to Use Narrative Therapy to Help Clients Locate Alternate Stories
As a practicing psychotherapist, I hear a lot of stories. These stories are, without fail, complex, nuanced, and multidimensional. But, often, clients come to therapy with a singular focus on …
Is Romantic Rejection Worse Than Romantic Regret?
The pursuit of romance can be thwarted both by rejection and regretting missed opportunities. Which threat is more devastating?