The viral #CookieChallenge may seem harmless, but for trauma survivors, it can awaken old fears and future-trip their parenting. Here’s what to watch out for.
Can Martial Arts Help Kids on the Autism Spectrum?
Exercise interventions significantly improve flexibility, cognitive control, motor skills, coordination, social skills, and behavioral challenges for kids on the autism spectrum.
How Narcissists Gaslight You Into Dissociation
Narcissistic gaslighting, shame, and projective identification can trigger dissociation, causing victims to feel emotionally fragmented. Learn how to heal and reconnect.
The Decline of the Expert?
AI is putting expert knowledge at your fingertips—so now what? Explore how this powerful shift is changing the way we think, make decisions, and connect with real experts.
Relieving My Daily Stress
Personal Perspective: Despite my “up” personality, I find that every day, a new layer of anxiety appears and tries to envelop me—but there are always reasons to smile.
Too Much Twin Closeness Can Be Dangerous to Identity Development
Idealization of twinship by the general public only makes understanding the reality of twin relationships more difficult.
The Agony of Waiting
Personal Perspective: Why is waiting so difficult? And which is harder, waiting for news or receiving bad news?
Physical Symptoms of Sexual Trauma and How Partners Can Help
Sexual trauma affects the body in many ways, from pain and fatigue to anxiety. Healing requires patience, trauma-informed therapy, and compassionate support from loved ones.
The Fluid Architecture of Cognitive Possibility
LLMs don’t think—they surf a fluid, alien geometry of possibility, crafting coherence without consciousness.
Nine Ways to Be Good to Yourself Starting Today
When it seems the world is spinning into chaos, use some or all of these ways to center yourself and calm your body, heart, and mind.