How an Uncertain Economy Affects Gen Z’s Budgeting

How an Uncertain Economy Affects Gen Z’s Budgeting

“Girl math” isn’t a new concept. It’s been all over social media for years now and has become so integrated into our culture that people use it as part of their vernacular... Read more »
When Your Teen Resists Therapy, Try Curiosity

When Your Teen Resists Therapy, Try Curiosity

My son has a mild case of stage fright. He once took a hip hop class that ended with a performance, and when the time came, he refused to go on stage.... Read more »
When We Mistake Systemic Injury for Character

When We Mistake Systemic Injury for Character

Imagine two doctoral students with similar intelligence, motivation, and ambition. One progresses steadily through their PhD. The other has a child during graduate school, experiences difficulties with supervision, falls behind, and eventually... Read more »
When Waiting Becomes Part of Illness

When Waiting Becomes Part of Illness

Imagine being told there may be something seriously wrong with you or your child, only to learn that you must wait weeks or months for answers. Within healthcare systems, waiting is often... Read more »
Making the Most of a College Tour

Making the Most of a College Tour

The season of college tours is in high gear. During a recent trip to Madison, Wisconsin, where I went to college and returned to show my husband this fabulous town, we found... Read more »
The Invisible Hand Is a Person

The Invisible Hand Is a Person

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 »
Levels Of Hyperactivity Is Linked With ADHD Positivity

Levels Of Hyperactivity Is Linked With ADHD Positivity

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 »
Narcissism and Romantic Relationships: Breaking the Spell

Narcissism and Romantic Relationships: Breaking the Spell

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 »
Adults With ADHD Face High Anxiety Levels

Adults With ADHD Face High Anxiety Levels

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 »
Why It’s Hard to Ask for What You Need

Why It’s Hard to Ask for What You Need

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 »
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