The Science of Seeing Differently Through Virtual Reality

The Science of Seeing Differently Through Virtual Reality

You look down, and something feels wrong. The hands in front of you are not the ones you are used to, and when you catch your reflection, it is a different face... Read more »
It’s Helpful to Treat Sharing Fake News as a Moral Issue

It’s Helpful to Treat Sharing Fake News as a Moral Issue

The costs and benefits of social media have been well-documented. These platforms enable people to connect with others across the world and to stay in contact with friends, family, and colleagues; however,... Read more »
Beyond Inclusion: Liberating LGBTQ+ Athletes

Beyond Inclusion: Liberating LGBTQ+ Athletes

In high-performance environments, athletes must navigate pressure, evaluation, and constant feedback. But for LGBTQ+ athletes, there is often an added layer that goes unspoken: managing how much of themselves feels safe to... Read more »
Stolen Childhoods: Divorce and Emotional Parentification

Stolen Childhoods: Divorce and Emotional Parentification

So often, when we as family law attorneys caution newly separated or divorced parents to keep their children “out of it,” clients interpret this as a warning not to argue in front... Read more »
Digital Detox: When Fertility Forums Become Compulsion

Digital Detox: When Fertility Forums Become Compulsion

For many people who go through infertility, the internet and social media can feel like a lifeline. Fertility forums, social media groups, and online communities offer something that can be hard to... Read more »
Why Do Clever Girls Do “Dumb” Jobs?

Why Do Clever Girls Do “Dumb” Jobs?

Has anyone ever said something so insulting to you that you were left seething with rage? The worst insults, the ones that really cut you to the quick, are the ones that... Read more »
Is Recovery Too Serious to Be Funny?

Is Recovery Too Serious to Be Funny?

Walk into almost any bookstore today, and you’ll find a section—formal or not—devoted to what’s come to be known as “Quit Lit.” These are often the books people turn to when they’re... Read more »
How Parents Can Assess the Health and Safety of Child Care

How Parents Can Assess the Health and Safety of Child Care

Choosing a child care program is one of the most consequential decisions parents make during the early years of a child’s life. When my kids were young, I would visit classrooms, observe... Read more »
Why Healing Yourself Can Trigger Survivor’s Guilt

Why Healing Yourself Can Trigger Survivor’s Guilt

What is survivor’s guilt? Google dictionary describes it this way: A condition of persistent mental and emotional stress experienced by someone who has survived an incident in which others died. For example,... Read more »
Extending Awareness to Every Autistic Person

Extending Awareness to Every Autistic Person

Temple Grandin, Henry Cavendish, Nikola Tesla, Hannah Gadsby, Emily Dickinson, and Chris Packham are all very different people who share some profound commonalities. Chris Packham is a naturalist and photographer, and an... Read more »
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