Why Do Some People Remember Nearly Every Day of Their Lives?

Without looking it up, what can you remember from November 5, 2021? Anything? Me neither. Most of us might remember a major holiday or personal milestone, but little more. A person with... Read more »

Seven Post-Divorce Dating Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Dating after divorce can be both scary and exciting. Opening yourself up again after you’ve gone through a painful divorce takes courage and resilience. Many people feel like they revert to an... Read more »

Gym Body, Pilates Princess, or Yoga Bod?

Social media now acts as a platform to effectively circulate different images of idealized bodies and to popularize them into fitness trends. The current trends include the gym body, the Pilates princess,... Read more »

Menopause Might Not Drain Your Brain

The story many women hear about menopause and the brain goes something like this: oestrogen declines, the brain changes, cognitive symptoms appear, and somehow the organ that has carried you through several... Read more »

Bonds and Biology: How Social Media Engages Reward Systems

Social media has altered how many people connect, communicate, and maintain relationships. Yet questions remain around what happens to biological systems, evolved for real face-to-face relationships, when they are activated through screens.... Read more »

4 Keys to Managing Endings

Our lives are made up of endings: the end of childhood, of a marriage, a job, a dream. Some are obviously heavier and have more impact—a divorce, the loss of a parent,... Read more »

Loss of Control Starts Inside Each of Us

The phrase “losing control of AI” tends to summon one image: a powerful system ignores its instructions, pursues its own objective, and becomes difficult to stop. Until recently, that belonged largely to... Read more »

Why Common Annoyances Corrode Romantic Love

We often decide we don’t like someone—a colleague, an acquaintance, an actor or influencer—simply because they “annoy” or “irritate” us. The habit someone has of flicking their hair, or sniffing or swallowing... Read more »

The Future of Football | Psychology Today

Three quarters of a century ago, the preeminent cultural historian Jacques Barzun wrote, “Whoever wants to know the heart and mind of America had better learn baseball.” Baseball favors a measured, pastoral... Read more »

Medical First Responders: Unsung Heroes

Most often when we hear references to heroes, we think of soldiers, firefighters, or law enforcement. Dictionary entries for “heroism” are typically circular, defining heroism in terms of the qualities of a... Read more »
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