Pain is inevitable and arises from the complexity of our lives in a fractured world. We can either ignore pain until it becomes suffering or we can use it to …
A Forgotten Diagnosis: The Most Severe Depressive Disorder
Arguably the most severe depressive disorder, major depression with psychotic features often goes unrecognized.
The Shadow Self: How Mr. Hyde Operates in Us All
Have you ever wondered why you said something that wasn’t like you or acted a certain way that was out of context for you? Maybe it’s time to meet your …
What Can We Expect in the Wake of an Assassination Attempt?
Wondering what to expect following the attempt on President Trump’s life? History and social science provide a road map of what to anticipate and prepare for.
Locus of Control: Who Has Power Over What Happens to Us?
There are external forces that affect our lives and experiences. It doesn’t do anyone any good to pretend we have complete and total control over what happens to us.
Acne and Adolescent Mental Health
A skin-to-mind connection: Acne can cause long-lasting social and psychological impacts in teens. This may be overlooked by parents and providers.
Interdependence: The Key to Healthy Relationships
Contrasting independence, codependence, and interdependence, and highlighting interdependence as the healthiest state.
Behind Closed Doors: The Reality of Hoarding Among Seniors
As with many other syndromes, hoarding is a spectrum. While extreme examples get news coverage, less severe—and much more common—instances seem to go unreported.
5 Reasons You’re Not Borderline Even If TikTok Says You Are
Your mental health is unlikely to be diagnosed by #Relatable online.
The Roots of Ambivalence
Stuck in indecision about whether to make a change? You can chart a path forward.