Negative cultural stereotypes about blind and older adults cause people to question their ability to live independently.
What’s a Good-Enough Marriage?
It’s only too easy for couples to get distracted from what they want from one another and begin to fantasize about an ideal spouse.
A Sensual Love Letter Can Be a Hope Letter
Do love letters (or texts) to your partner that project possibilities, as well as what you already enjoy together, your common goals, and the joy of your connection.
The Slippery Slope Between Boredom and Professional Burnout
A Personal Perspective: My struggle between boredom and burnout and how I’ve learned to navigate this intention as wisely as possible.
How to Stay Focused on the Big Picture
Avoid getting caught up in minutiae and make smarter decisions.
Don’t Avoid That Political Disagreement—It Might Be Fun
We often think discussing a politically divisive topic with someone who disagrees with us would be unpleasant. Research suggests we may be wrong.
Relational Trauma: Is This You?
A more expansive definition and a selection of vignettes help create a broader understanding of childhood trauma.
E-Cigarettes Are Highly Associated With Tobacco and Pot Use
The popularization of e-cigarettes by Juul greatly increased nicotine addiction among youth. New research shows that many soon also used tobacco cigarettes and marijuana.
Explore Meaning and Values to Provide Direction in Uncertainty
Aligning with your core values, living with purpose, and shaping your narrative can turn life’s challenges into a meaningful journey of growth and resilience.
School Shooters: Recognizing Extreme Overvalued Beliefs
Extreme overvalued beliefs (EOBs) are a key warning behavior of school and mass shooters.