Why Being Weird Is Often a Sign of Psychological Health

Why Being Weird Is Often a Sign of Psychological Health

Most people spend years trying not to look weird. They learn to soften their reactions, filter what they say, and adjust their personality depending on who they are with. Over time, this... Read more »
How Caregivers Can Improve Communication With Hospital Staff

How Caregivers Can Improve Communication With Hospital Staff

In her February 1, 2026, op-ed article in the New York Times, “My Patient Was Dying. His Wife Refused to Accept It,” pulmonary and critical care physician Daniela J. Lamas explained why... Read more »
Is Alcohol Good or Bad for You? It’s Complicated

Is Alcohol Good or Bad for You? It’s Complicated

The dose makes the poison. —Paracelsus, 1538 There are only a few molecules that humans consume that are both a nutrient and a drug. Coffee and alcohol are two excellent examples. The... Read more »
To Be Happy, You Eventually Need to Do What You Can’t

To Be Happy, You Eventually Need to Do What You Can’t

When you think back and survey the broader landscape of your life, is there something you struggle with, or can’t do, that stops you from reaching your goals, fixing your relationships, making... Read more »
When Your Brain Can’t Think, Think Safety First

When Your Brain Can’t Think, Think Safety First

I don’t understand what’s happening. I’ve mixed up all the right environmental ingredients. I have set a timer and broken my tasks into steps. I am highly motivated to finish my book,... Read more »
Autism in Women: TikTok Diagnosis or Self-Correction?

Autism in Women: TikTok Diagnosis or Self-Correction?

Four years ago, I saw “Sara” for a therapy intake. When asked what brought her in, she tearfully recounted that she had been using social media to watch videos about her interests,... Read more »
When It’s Not Just Anxiety

When It’s Not Just Anxiety

If your mind never seems to shut off, it’s easy to assume you have anxiety—but that may not be the full story. This is especially true for women, who are more frequently... Read more »
Why Do Autistic Students Struggle At School? + What Needs To Change

Why Do Autistic Students Struggle At School? + What Needs To Change

Autistic students often experience significant psychological and systemic barriers in mainstream education that often lead to long-term trauma. These barriers result in disproportionately high rates of school exclusion, chronic absenteeism, and school... Read more »
The Effects of Extreme Heat on the Brain

The Effects of Extreme Heat on the Brain

Although the large majority of climate scientists hold firmly to the belief that the climate is heating up at an unsustainable rate, an undetermined segment of the population is convinced that global... Read more »
Why Good Intentions Fail Autistic Students

Why Good Intentions Fail Autistic Students

Imagine walking into a room where everyone else has been given a guidebook you never received. You are expected to follow every rule perfectly. If you fail, you are told it is... Read more »
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