The Lindsay Clancy Case: Examining Postpartum Psychosis

The Lindsay Clancy case recently ended in a mistrial where 11 jurors believed that she should be acquitted due to insanity based on the defense of postpartum psychosis. Therefore, with the jury... Read more »

The Origins of Naturalistic Decision-Making

In late June 2026, we held the 18th Naturalistic Decision-Making (NDM) conference and celebrated the 40th anniversary of the movement. One question came up about how the NDM movement got started. Here... Read more »

How Attachment Styles Shape Breakups

A breakup can feel completely different depending on how you’re wired for closeness. You might cry for a week and then find your footing again. You might not be able to stop... Read more »

If Your Therapist Gets Sick, Do You Want to Know?

Co-authored by Martha Sweezy and Roberta Omin Imagine you are a therapy client arriving for a session. You watch your therapist walk across the room with a limp. He seems to be... Read more »

The Tricky Business of Calculating Risks and Rewards

Psychologists define risk tolerance as a relatively stable characteristic, reflecting core personality traits. Risk tolerance is, nonetheless, subject to change, as individuals age, respond to recent events set in the context of... Read more »

The Psychology of Singlehood, Told Through 5 Films

Being single in the U.S. seems to be steadily on the rise since 2020. About 41 percent of U.S. adults aged 18 to 29 are single. About 51 percent of men under... Read more »

Why Do Some People Remember Nearly Every Day of Their Lives?

Without looking it up, what can you remember from November 5, 2021? Anything? Me neither. Most of us might remember a major holiday or personal milestone, but little more. A person with... Read more »

Seven Post-Divorce Dating Mistakes and How to Avoid Them

Dating after divorce can be both scary and exciting. Opening yourself up again after you’ve gone through a painful divorce takes courage and resilience. Many people feel like they revert to an... Read more »

Gym Body, Pilates Princess, or Yoga Bod?

Social media now acts as a platform to effectively circulate different images of idealized bodies and to popularize them into fitness trends. The current trends include the gym body, the Pilates princess,... Read more »

Menopause Might Not Drain Your Brain

The story many women hear about menopause and the brain goes something like this: oestrogen declines, the brain changes, cognitive symptoms appear, and somehow the organ that has carried you through several... Read more »
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