How to Get Better at Anything: Influence, Leadership, and More

How to Get Better at Anything: Influence, Leadership, and More

As a professor of leadership, I work with postgraduate business students and executive clients to make real improvements in their influence, leadership, and communication skills. When I start discussing how workplace performance... Read more »
How The Neurodiversity Paradigm Challenges The Medical Model Of Disability

How The Neurodiversity Paradigm Challenges The Medical Model Of Disability

The neurodiversity paradigm fundamentally shifts how neurocognitive differences, such as autism and ADHD, are understood. Rather than viewing these conditions as inherent flaws, the paradigm frames them as natural, valuable variations in... Read more »
Phenomenology Is Based on an Error

Phenomenology Is Based on an Error

“It is still a metaphysical faith upon which our faith in science rests — that even we knowers of today, we godless anti-metaphysicians, still take our fire, too, from the flame lit by the... Read more »
Is Pathological Demand Avoidance a Personality Profile?

Is Pathological Demand Avoidance a Personality Profile?

This is part one of a two-part series. Parents and clinicians are hearing more about Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), also known as Extreme Demand Avoidance (EDA). The label is usually applied to... Read more »
Helping Children and Teens Manage Anxiety

Helping Children and Teens Manage Anxiety

There was a time when human survival depended on responding quickly to real danger. If a lion appeared, the body reacted instantly with a racing heart, tightening muscles, breathing quickly, and getting... Read more »
Heading to College Orientation? Here’s What You Should Know

Heading to College Orientation? Here’s What You Should Know

College is a huge investment on many levels, and it’s understandable that parents and students would approach college orientation programs this summer with mixed feelings and trepidation. There’s the excitement for sure,... Read more »
Boomer Women Are Changing the Time-Worn Aging Script

Boomer Women Are Changing the Time-Worn Aging Script

Ask a woman in her 60s or 70s what she’s not willing to do anymore, and you’ll usually get an answer pretty fast. She refuses to perform. She will not shrink. And... Read more »
Why We’re Drawn to Things That Scare Us a Little

Why We’re Drawn to Things That Scare Us a Little

I recently found myself running across Zion National Park, completing the epic Zion Traverse in one day: a 38-mile, point-to-point route that transects the entirety of the western part of the park.... Read more »
Renegotiating Agreements in Non-Monogamy | Psychology Today

Renegotiating Agreements in Non-Monogamy | Psychology Today

People in new non-monogamous relationships often put a lot of effort into crafting airtight relationship agreements. That might look like, for instance, having conversations about how you’ll prioritize between partners when there... Read more »
Very Retro Design | Psychology Today

Very Retro Design | Psychology Today

Biophilicly designed spaces recreate (at least conceptually) the features of the sorts of places where our species thrived when it was young and first taking its current form. People in spaces crafted... Read more »
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