This post is part 4 of a series. If you want to never have sex again, here’s how: Wait until you spontaneously feel horny or turned on. Wait, what? Yes, I know... Read more »
When we’re in a good season and life is going well for us, ask most of us what we’re grateful for, and the answers could likely come quickly. We might start by... Read more »
This post is written by Muskan Soni, Research Author, Department of Sociology, Monk Prayogshala, Mumbai, India. It is not uncommon to find praise prefaced with paranoia in Indian households; compliments are often... Read more »
Listening just might be the magic key for building friendships. We need those keys more than ever, as loneliness is still affecting a majority of college students. According to Dr. Vivek H.... Read more »
The 1999 Columbine High School shooting became a generation-defining American tragedy. But for Krista Hanley, who walked into the school that spring morning as an innocent junior student, it was not a... Read more »
We do it a lot, but we’re not aware of it. Projection is when we perceive a feeling inside of us as coming from the outside, usually from a person close to... Read more »
Artificial intelligence has made plagiarism easier than ever. It is now used by students and faculty alike. We need a discussion about its use, not condemnation. Source link Read more »
As a therapist, I have noticed a growing number of clients using artificial intelligence (AI) before reaching out to a licensed psychotherapist. This trend — where an AI chatbot may be the... Read more »
The conventional wisdom declares that child sex abuse (CSA) is so horrendous, so traumatic, so psychologically devastating that survivors, overwhelmingly women, develop long-term post-traumatic stress disorder and deep fears of partner sex,... Read more »
If I had my way, nobody would call me on my birthday. Every year, the calls start in the morning and keep coming well into the evening. Each call sounds like some... Read more »