If you’re a parent who experienced trauma and now struggles with “mom rage,” you’re not broken or bad. Here’s how you can start to heal, break the cycle, and parent …
The Psychology of Motivation
If you struggle with maintaining your motivation, these tips could help.
What Is It Like to Be a Blind Person?
Blindness fascinates many people, who often want to understand the “lived experience” of blind individuals. Consider this insider’s view of the blind mind.
Workplace Friendships: Blessing or Trap?
Work friendships can boost collaboration and creativity, but they also risk favoritism and blurred boundaries. Are they worth it?
Digital Media Overuse Prevention Programs in Schools
As technology continues to progress, do adolescents understand the risks of digital media use and how to navigate them? Schools can help.
Can Artificial Intelligence Make Healthcare Human Again?
Healthcare must balance the use of AI with the need for human connection. Human oversight is needed to help make sure that these tools are used ethically and equitably.
Don’t Strive for Oneness in Love, Strive for Twoness
We romanticize togetherness—the two shall be as one, I’m no one without you, one flesh and one heart—but this is enmeshment, not intimacy. Here’s why you should keep your distance.
When Your Therapist Is an Algorithm: Risks of AI Counseling
You may confess your deepest fears to a chatbot that never judges you. But what happens when an algorithm becomes your closest confidant? Consider the dark side of AI “empathy.”
The Infidelity Workaround: Why Some Women Cheat to Stay
Some women cheat not to leave their marriage, but to save it. My research reveals how they do it, and why it happens more often than you might think.
Stop the Meltdown: The Key to Your Child’s Emotional Control
When emotions explode, your response can escalate the situation or turn it into a valuable lesson for your child.