Social Media Trends and the Popularity of NeeDoh Toys

Social Media Trends and the Popularity of NeeDoh Toys

As a clinical psychologist and avid cultural observer of trends, I am fascinated by the recent uptick in interest in NeeDoh toys. These squishy toys (shaped like balls or cubes) come in... Read more »
ChatGPT Goes to Therapy: The New Emotional Economy

ChatGPT Goes to Therapy: The New Emotional Economy

Artificial intelligence, in its various forms, has become deeply integrated into the lives of many of the patients I work with in my clinical practice. Nowhere is this more evident than in... Read more »
Why You Shouldn’t Trust a Swede to Feed Your Kid

Why You Shouldn’t Trust a Swede to Feed Your Kid

It’s been a few years since #Swedengate first made the rounds, with a resurgence taking place on TikTok as we speak. The core of the issue goes like this: A child goes... Read more »
Are You in a Cult?

Are You in a Cult?

Ashleigh Freckleton didn’t know she was in a cult until it got dangerous. Now, she’s speaking out. Source link Read more »
The Creative Genius of Procrastination

The Creative Genius of Procrastination

Many of us have been taught that procrastination is a personal failing, and natural procrastinators are often invited to feel ashamed of themselves. Thankfully, a new understanding of procrastination is slowly gaining... Read more »
A Scoping Review Of ADHD In The Workplace

A Scoping Review Of ADHD In The Workplace

Far from a lack of ambition or talent, ADHD represents a distinct neurological processing style that can conflict with traditional organizational structures. Recent scientific inquiry focuses on how the unique cognitive profiles... Read more »
Marriage and Disconnection: Lessons From “Is This Thing On?”

Marriage and Disconnection: Lessons From “Is This Thing On?”

While streaming Is This Thing On? on Hulu last night, I found myself wishing that Alex and Tess Novak were my therapy clients. The film, starring Will Arnett and Laura Dern and... Read more »
ADHD and Remote Work: Challenges and Solutions

ADHD and Remote Work: Challenges and Solutions

Remote work represents a paradigm shift for individuals with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). While home environments offer a sanctuary from sensory overload, they also remove the external scaffolding that many ADHD brains require... Read more »
The Frozen Child as an Internal Emotional Pattern

The Frozen Child as an Internal Emotional Pattern

“We are all going to the beach,” his father said. “You are not going. You are staying home to take care of the house.” Esteban remembers that moment with striking clarity. The... Read more »
How Virtual Meeting Layouts Impact ADHD Burnout

How Virtual Meeting Layouts Impact ADHD Burnout

Recent research has looked at how virtual interface meetings shape the well-being of people with ADHD.This study utilized a comparative analysis of 522 working professionals to see how different digital environments interact... Read more »
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