Adult ADHD and Perfectionism | Psychology Today

Adult ADHD and Perfectionism | Psychology Today

Perfectionism has appeared in a couple studies as a common cognitive distortion in adults with ADHD. In one case it was the most common1 and in a more recent study, it ran... Read more »
The Trouble With Toxic Boundary Setting

The Trouble With Toxic Boundary Setting

While therapy can foster self-awareness and growth, some misuse therapeutic language to justify their actions. Consider a friend who constantly cancels plans at the last minute, stating the need to protect their... Read more »
Are Any Aggressions Really Micro?

Are Any Aggressions Really Micro?

The concept of “microaggressions” has gained traction in recent years, shaping conversations in workplaces, classrooms, and wider social contexts. Initially coined by psychiatrist Chester Pierce in the 1970s, the term described the... Read more »
Rigid Thinking Fuels Both Eating Disorders and PTSD

Rigid Thinking Fuels Both Eating Disorders and PTSD

Imagine standing in front of a tree, so close that all you can see is the texture of its bark. You cannot take a step back, cannot see the branches above or... Read more »
In an Era of Mass Surveillance, Does Character Still Matter?

In an Era of Mass Surveillance, Does Character Still Matter?

When I was growing up, my mother frequently spoke of having, developing, and building character. She would point out examples of it and encouraged me to emulate the people with it. I... Read more »
Beyond Politics: The Essence of Liberalism and Conservatism

Beyond Politics: The Essence of Liberalism and Conservatism

In today’s post, I will present a general theory of liberalism and conservatism that incorporates modern social science research. I will begin with examples of liberal and conservative attitudes in areas of... Read more »
Diners Club | Psychology Today

Diners Club | Psychology Today

There ain’t no such thing as a free dinner. —Crane’s Law (Bloch, 1977, adapted) When groups of people, from 2 to N, go out to dinner, there is a potential for uncertainty... Read more »
3 Hidden Thoughts That Destroy Romantic Relationships

3 Hidden Thoughts That Destroy Romantic Relationships

Love isn’t just about grand gestures or chemistry—it thrives (or crumbles) in the space between what we say and think. The hidden beliefs we hold about our partner, often unchecked, can gradually... Read more »
Are You a High-Functioning Person With Hidden Struggles?

Are You a High-Functioning Person With Hidden Struggles?

Does this sound like you? You’ve mastered reliability and basic social skills. You’re gritty. You complete challenging projects and meet important deadlines. Your friends come to you for advice. You can smoothly... Read more »
A qualitative study of parental ADHD in the home

A qualitative study of parental ADHD in the home

Attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) in adults, particularly parents, can significantly impact their daily functioning, leading to struggles with organization, time management, emotional regulation, and fulfilling parenting responsibilities. These challenges often result in disrupted... Read more »
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