Lately, I’ve been thinking about the ongoing conversations about sexual assault and the expectations people have for survivors after trauma. When a case becomes public, it often elicits differing opinions and misconceptions... Read more »
This post is part 4 of a series. If you want to never have sex again, here’s how: Wait until you spontaneously feel horny or turned on. Wait, what? Yes, I know... Read more »
When we’re in a good season and life is going well for us, ask most of us what we’re grateful for, and the answers could likely come quickly. We might start by... Read more »
This post is written by Muskan Soni, Research Author, Department of Sociology, Monk Prayogshala, Mumbai, India. It is not uncommon to find praise prefaced with paranoia in Indian households; compliments are often... Read more »
The 1999 Columbine High School shooting became a generation-defining American tragedy. But for Krista Hanley, who walked into the school that spring morning as an innocent junior student, it was not a... Read more »
We do it a lot, but we’re not aware of it. Projection is when we perceive a feeling inside of us as coming from the outside, usually from a person close to... Read more »
Artificial intelligence has made plagiarism easier than ever. It is now used by students and faculty alike. We need a discussion about its use, not condemnation. Source link Read more »
As a therapist, I have noticed a growing number of clients using artificial intelligence (AI) before reaching out to a licensed psychotherapist. This trend — where an AI chatbot may be the... Read more »
The conventional wisdom declares that child sex abuse (CSA) is so horrendous, so traumatic, so psychologically devastating that survivors, overwhelmingly women, develop long-term post-traumatic stress disorder and deep fears of partner sex,... Read more »