Schizophrenia and schizoaffective disorder are often confused with each other, but there are fundamental differences, including their recovery rates.
The Weather Affects Our Emotions…or Does It?
Recent research highlights how important our subjective experiences are in determining how hot weather impacts us.
Gambling and Alcohol Use in Australian Youths
Exploring the link between gambling and alcohol among young Australians uncovers key risks, social factors, and solutions to address growing harms.
Even the Worst of Us Are Inherently Good
Richard Schwarts, founder of Internal Family Systems Therapy, explains key ideas at the heart of IFS in this interview.
Being Too Nice Can Result in Stunting Others’ Development
Sometimes we take on tasks that should be delegated to others because we want to avoid “burdening” them. This is taking kindness to an extreme. We must change our mindset.
Reframing the Parent and Non-Parent Divide
Personal Perspective: Elders without grandkids can have more in common with their friends who are childless and childfree.
The Life-Threatening Fall: Expect One If You’re 65 or Older
It’s a mystery why we fall, but unless we can understand the dynamics of falling, it’s going to happen again, but maybe with more serious consequences.
Overdose Survivors: Medical and Addiction Challenges
Many people assume most individuals addicted to opioids are young. But there’s also a significant population of 65+ addicted adults who survive multiple overdoses and illnesses.
Seven Reasons and Five Ways to Get Out of Your Bubble
We create psychological, emotional, social, and physical spaces to feel safe and protected.
Embracing Technology in Counseling: Innovative Tools for Enhanced Client Support
In recent years, technology has become more pervasive, entering many fields, including, for our purposes, counseling. And for better or worse, it has provided innovative tools that enhance therapeutic experience …