At the top of every post I have published on this platform, there is a name in bold. It’s mine. It is attached to the ideas, the stories, and whatever credit follows... Read more »
Psychology is shifting its focus from the deficits of ADHD to the positive experiences of those living with it. A new multi-sample validation study sought to measure these positive personal attitudes objectively.... Read more »
This post is part 2 in a series. Click here for part one. Narcissism can be thought of as either healthy or pathological. In healthy or “normal” narcissism, writes Jungian analyst Mario... Read more »
A major scientific analysis reveals why ADHD and anxiety constantly intertwine in the adult brain. This comprehensive systematic review and meta-analysis recently investigated the psychological intersection between the two conditions. The massive... Read more »
Growing up in a dysfunctional family can leave lasting imprints that follow you into adulthood. If you’re reading this, you may notice that asking for what you need—whether from friends, partners, or... Read more »
Rejection sensitive dysphoria (RSD) is a term that’s gained a lot of traction online, often used to describe an extreme emotional reaction to perceived rejection, criticism, or failure. For many ADHDers, it’s... Read more »
Part 1 of a Series “Even a happy life cannot be without a measure of darkness, and the word happy would lose its meaning if it were not balanced by sadness.”—C.G. Jung... Read more »
For many families, summer is associated with freedom, relaxation, and a welcome break from the demands of the school year. Yet for some children and teens, the transition from the structure of... Read more »
Isn’t it wonderful how many people all around you know exactly why you are in grad school, what you should be doing, and what your long-term goals should be? Getting a PhD... Read more »
Awareness of perinatal and postpartum mental health issues is growing dramatically. Yet there remains no formal reproductive psychiatry certification for medical school residents. The lack of training means that only about 500... Read more »