Beyond Inattention: When Trauma Shapes ADHD

Beyond Inattention: When Trauma Shapes ADHD

New research suggests that for many children, what we call ADHD is actually a complex response to early life stress. By looking at data from 10,869 children, scientists have mapped out a... Read more »
The Lone Twin | Psychology Today

The Lone Twin | Psychology Today

Twins of differing ages, from infants and children to adults, experience the loss of their twin in different ways. But always, no matter what, this is a devastating, highly sensitive and traumatic... Read more »
Why Feeling Safe Matters for Teen Minds

Why Feeling Safe Matters for Teen Minds

Adolescence is a time of massive change, from shifting friendships to new biological hurdles. For many young people, mental health struggles that start in late childhood don’t just disappear; they often follow... Read more »
Can You Rewire Your ADHD Brain?

Can You Rewire Your ADHD Brain?

Can you really change how an ADHD brain works? Absolutely, but it is not just about trying harder or forcing yourself to focus. Real progress happens when your environment supports consistent action.... Read more »
What Is Anxiety?

What Is Anxiety?

Anxiety is fundamentally a state of tension or disquiet inside of us that we desire to resolve, and it is most accurately defined as stress directed toward some future event or uncertainty.... Read more »
Debating About the Boundary Between Pain and Suffering

Debating About the Boundary Between Pain and Suffering

There has been a lot of debate about our Pain Essay, “Questioning the Boundary Between Pain and Suffering.” We argued that pain is not simply the cause of suffering, but that the... Read more »
Unwinding Your Anxiety Habit Loop

Unwinding Your Anxiety Habit Loop

Understanding the “Stuck” Brain If you have ever felt like you are fighting a losing battle against your own mind, you are not alone. Perhaps you have tried to stop scrolling on... Read more »
How Do You Know if Someone Is Lonely?

How Do You Know if Someone Is Lonely?

Two reports on U.S. loneliness came out in 2025. One said about 41 percent of adults were lonely. The other said about 61 percent. Same country, same year—a 20-percentage-point gap. These weren’t... Read more »
How to manage your Inner Critic

How to manage your Inner Critic

The inner critic is that harsh, judgmental internal voice that tells you that you aren’t good enough, that you are making mistakes, or that you are fundamentally flawed. Psychologists define this as... Read more »
If You Chose to Break From Family, You’re Not Broken

If You Chose to Break From Family, You’re Not Broken

If you are here as an adult child who has reduced contact or gone no-contact with a parent or family member, I fully appreciate that people do not make these decisions lightly.... Read more »
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