Why Can the Sex Be So Good in a Bad Relationship?

Sometimes the sex is incredible even when the relationship is a mess. Research may help explain why the two can go together. Source link Read more »

A Confusing Prescription | Psychology Today

Venus dreamed about receiving a confusing invitation, handwritten on a medicine bottle she couldn’t read. When she analyzed the dream, she realized that it invited her to examine her own uncertainty in... Read more »

Rethinking Trying to “Find Your Purpose”

When Joseph Campbell was a popular name, people would say, “Follow your bliss.” Then, as a career-development and self-help mantra, we moved to “Follow your passion.” Today, it seems like we have... Read more »

The Benefits of Multi-Generational Family Support

Multigenerational households are a growing trend in the US and Canada. Many sources cite economic reasons—the lack of affordable housing, childcare, and senior housing—but the benefits extend well beyond the financial. For... Read more »

Applying Trauma-Informed Care in Psychedelic Therapy

By Sara So, L.C.P.C. Psychedelic experiences can be intense and unpredictable, leaving patients especially vulnerable. For people with a history of trauma, that vulnerability requires thoughtful care. That’s where trauma-informed care (TIC)... Read more »

Supporting the Non-Genetically Related Parent

When couples use donor conception to build their family, they often do not share the same experience. These differences are often more pronounced when one partner cannot conceive using their eggs or... Read more »

What Do We Do About a Barking Dog?

I recently wrote about what’s wrong with ultrasonic bark deterrents, particularly when a neighbor aims one at someone else’s dog. That piece raised a harder question: if we shouldn’t punish a dog... Read more »

A Story of Postpartum Psychosis

Postpartum Psychosis (PPP) is a life-threatening mental health issue that affects a small percentage of mothers. Causing delusions, hallucinations, and paranoia, PPP is a mental health emergency that puts babies’ and mothers’... Read more »

How Owning vs. Renting Impacts Your Psychology and Happiness

Homeownership is part of the American dream and, for some, a rite of passage into adulthood. Over the last five years, we have seen a stagnant housing market due to a variety... Read more »

Whatever Happened to Implicit Attitudes?

In the mid-1990s, there was an uptick in interest in the concept of implicit attitude (sometimes called implicit bias). A key motivation for this idea was the recognition that in industrialized nations... Read more »
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