Mental Autophagy: Why You Need to Starve Your Anxious Mind

Mental Autophagy: Why You Need to Starve Your Anxious Mind

We constantly overfeed our brains with digital inputs. Discover how to practice “mental fasting” to heal emotional exhaustion and restore your inner peace. I remember eating at a restaurant in Monaco with... Read more »
The Courage to Descend | Psychology Today

The Courage to Descend | Psychology Today

Nearly 40 years ago, while working toward my Ph.D., I enrolled in an advanced Italian literature course to satisfy a language requirement. Because of my Italian heritage, my having studied the language... Read more »
What Is Mindful Parenting and Can It Help You?

What Is Mindful Parenting and Can It Help You?

One of the things we hear from parents is that they feel terrible after losing their temper with their child. That temper flare could look like yelling or lobbing unreasonable consequences for... Read more »
Loss Aversion for Collectors: The Tax Deduction You Lost

Loss Aversion for Collectors: The Tax Deduction You Lost

Every once in a while, as a collector, I am exasperated. It has little to do with forming my collection, which is a joy. Rather, it has to do with gifting objects... Read more »
Sleep in a Heatwave | Psychology Today

Sleep in a Heatwave | Psychology Today

The summer of 2026 has been setting records for high temperatures and heat-related deaths in Europe and the U.S. Older adults and those with chronic health problems are affected most, but everyone... Read more »
When Keeping the Peace Means Losing Yourself

When Keeping the Peace Means Losing Yourself

Have you ever found yourself: Apologizing to someone else who was actually in the wrong? Calling yourself sensitive or otherwise judging yourself when someone else did something hurtful to you? Internally invalidating... Read more »
Do You Have to Forgive After Abuse?

Do You Have to Forgive After Abuse?

Survivors of domestic abuse are constantly told by society that they must forgive: “It’s for your own good; it will help you move on.” Especially for religious survivors who value the teachings... Read more »
7 False Beliefs That Keep You From Real Closeness

7 False Beliefs That Keep You From Real Closeness

You keep your worries to yourself. You smooth over conflict instead of facing it. When a friend asks how you are, you say you’re fine, even when you are not. None of... Read more »
Chart of Coercion in Cults

Chart of Coercion in Cults

In 1957, sociologist Albert Biderman described the tactics torturers use to weaken and terrify prisoners of war. Ann Jones, Susan Schechter, and Evan Stark transferred these ideas to the field of domestic... Read more »
Much of the Good You Do for Others Will Remain Obscure

Much of the Good You Do for Others Will Remain Obscure

A group of high school students was being inducted into an honor society, and a professor from a nearby university had been asked to give a few remarks to the inductees. I... Read more »
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