Arguably, being a parent is the most challenging and important job a person can have; it’s a position unlike any other. Needless to say, there’s no designated time you clock on and... Read more »
When we think about professional success, we’re quick to link it to our own strengths. Get a raise? It’s because of your work ethic! Land a new title? You earned it! All... Read more »
If you picture ADHD, you might imagine a child bouncing off the walls or a person who never stops talking. But for many, ADHD doesn’t look like an engine that won’t quit,... Read more »
What if the greatest threat to human freedom does not arrive through force but through convenience? As AI systems grow more predictive, anticipating our thoughts, smoothing our decisions, and relieving us of... Read more »
Imagine walking into a room and feeling like you have to put on a mask just to be accepted. For many adults with ADHD or autism, this is not a metaphor but... Read more »
“I wish we would recognize the place of psychology at the intersection of all disciplines that deal with the human mind and the behavior of living things.” —James H. Korn, “Psychology as... Read more »
Imagine sitting in a boring meeting or a quiet classroom. While others seem to be focused, you are worlds away. You aren’t just distracted; you are the hero of an intricate, vivid,... Read more »
As an eating disorder therapist, I know that many individuals in eating disorder recovery feel like they have to work to ‘love the appearance of their body.’ This is far from the... Read more »
This blog has weighed in before on the popularity of Heated Rivalry, the runaway hit series about Shane and Ilya, professional hockey players turned lovers, and why so many viewers are passionate... Read more »
Persuasion can be challenging because it often involves two different goals. On one hand, we want our persuasive approach to be successful at changing the opinions and behaviors of others in our... Read more »