Neuromodulation Restores Balance and Gait After Brain Injury

Neuromodulation Restores Balance and Gait After Brain Injury

My brain injury in 2000 affected my balance and gait. Doctors assessed it by asking me to walk across a small room and back again. Aside from that observational method, which would... Read more »
The Expanding Support Network for Survivors of Sibling Abuse

The Expanding Support Network for Survivors of Sibling Abuse

Recently, two young survivors of sibling sexual abuse (SSA), aged 17 and 22, reached out to me. I cannot imagine having been able to reach out in the same way when I... Read more »
How to Have Meaningful Conversations

How to Have Meaningful Conversations

Recently at a large social gathering, a techy friend of mine, who had been sitting next to a total stranger, said to me after their lengthy conversation was over, “That was the... Read more »
Three or One or None? A Short History of the "Soul"

Three or One or None? A Short History of the "Soul"

How humans understood their own consciousness and their relationship with the rest of the natural world. Source link Read more »
Why Mindfulness and Authenticity May Be the Same Trait

Why Mindfulness and Authenticity May Be the Same Trait

Being present in the moment and being true to who you are may simply be the same psychological telescope pointed at different distances. Key Points Psychologists have traditionally treated mindfulness and authenticity... Read more »
How to Feel Loved: A Book to Revolutionize Relationships

How to Feel Loved: A Book to Revolutionize Relationships

Recently, I came across an outstanding book that combined two of my favorite topics: happiness and love. It’s called ​How to Feel Loved: The Five Mindsets That Get You More of What... Read more »
Why Psychics and Friends Can Heal Like Therapists

Why Psychics and Friends Can Heal Like Therapists

A new study reveals that the active ingredients of psychological healing operate just as strongly outside the traditional clinic room. Key Points Common therapeutic factors, such as emotional bonds and structured rituals,... Read more »
Stephan Bodian on Our Innate Drive to Awaken

Stephan Bodian on Our Innate Drive to Awaken

This is part one of a two-part series. Stephan Bodian is a gifted spiritual teacher whose work has brought wisdom to countless contemporary seekers in an accessible and deeply transformative way. Founder... Read more »
Why Good Parenting Doesn’t Always Cross Generations

Why Good Parenting Doesn’t Always Cross Generations

A long-term study reveals that while open communication protects our children’s mental health, its benefits may stop at the next generation. Key Points Early family communication strongly predicts whether a child will... Read more »
Living in the Now: The Subjective Nature of Time

Living in the Now: The Subjective Nature of Time

Where do you live in the continuum of time? Do you think a lot about future plans, vacations to come, future events, weddings, graduations, promotions, and so forth? Or are you at... Read more »
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