The 37% Rule on Dating Before Settling Down

The 37% Rule on Dating Before Settling Down

Stop it. Just stop it. There are various theories out there about when you should stop dating because you’ve seen enough and just choose the best of what you have available already... Read more »
Nietzsche: The Last Man vs. the Übermensch

Nietzsche: The Last Man vs. the Übermensch

In 1882, Nietzsche entered into a love triangle with the beautiful Lou Salomé and their friend Paul Rée. On Nov. 5, in Leipzig, Salomé and Rée suddenly vanished from his life, without... Read more »
The Healthy Way to Handle Irreconcilable Differences

The Healthy Way to Handle Irreconcilable Differences

According to decades of research by psychologist John Gottman, a whopping 69% of relationship conflicts are “unresolvable.” What this means is that over two-thirds of the problems in relationships are due to... Read more »
Crafting a Relationship With Loss

Crafting a Relationship With Loss

In the midst of a loss, it’s very easy to see what’s being taken and difficult to see what’s being given. In my life, I understood that every family will experience loss,... Read more »
The Hidden Cost of Imposter Syndrome and How to Break Free

The Hidden Cost of Imposter Syndrome and How to Break Free

Marcus, a COO I worked with, had just helped carry his company through a major acquisition. Millions of dollars secured, a decade of effort proven out, every external marker of success… yet... Read more »
Can Your Partner Handle the Truth?

Can Your Partner Handle the Truth?

Although honesty would seem to be the foundation of every successful relationship, there may be times when you wonder if it’s always wise to tell the truth. Jessie is convinced that her... Read more »
What's Behind the Rise in "Ozempic Divorce"?

What's Behind the Rise in "Ozempic Divorce"?

Nobody warns you that weight loss might cost you your marriage. But the research has known for years. Here’s why relationships change after weight loss, and what to do about it. Source... Read more »
From Horror to Healing: The Neuroscience of Liminal Spaces

From Horror to Healing: The Neuroscience of Liminal Spaces

With growing anticipation for the A24 film debut of Backrooms, liminal spaces have become a viral symbol of psychological horror. These spaces unsettle us because they highlight our brain’s sensitivity to processing... Read more »
Betty Broderick and the Cinderella Complex

Betty Broderick and the Cinderella Complex

I still remember the first time I heard the story of Betty Broderick, the famous wronged woman who murdered her ex-husband and his new wife as they lay sleeping in their beds.... Read more »
DClinPsy Reflective Practice

DClinPsy Reflective Practice

Why is self-reflection so important for a Clinical Psychologist? Much of a clinical psychologist’s work involves coming alongside another person to reflect on their history, trauma, and goals in a non-judgemental way.... Read more »
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