Working Memory and Flexibility Help Young Children Notice the Unexpected

Working Memory and Flexibility Help Young Children Notice the Unexpected

Many parents have seen their child overlook something obvious, like a toy in plain sight or a person calling their name. This everyday experience may reflect a broader phenomenon called inattentional blindness—when... Read more »
The Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week

The Pros and Cons of a 4-Day Work Week

There is little doubt that competition for good jobs (and for retaining your current job) is fierce. Moreover, there are increasing demands for workers to up their game and be more productive... Read more »
Language and Brain Patterns Reveal Deeper Clues to Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Language and Brain Patterns Reveal Deeper Clues to Narcissistic Personality Disorder

Why do some people seem obsessed with being admired, yet struggle to truly connect with others? For those with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), this paradox—seeking validation while lacking empathy—can define their lives... Read more »
Gaslighting Tries to Make You Bully Yourself

Gaslighting Tries to Make You Bully Yourself

Bullying tries to change how others see you. Gaslighting tries to change how you see yourself. They are often entwined in abuse cultures. Bullying occurs when the perpetrator says: “she is deranged.... Read more »
What Does It Feel Like to Be Autistic?

What Does It Feel Like to Be Autistic?

Autism isn’t a single experience—it’s a spectrum that shapes how a person feels, thinks, senses, and connects. But what does it actually feel like to be autistic? For many, it means navigating... Read more »
What Kind of TV Programs Do Dogs Like Best?

What Kind of TV Programs Do Dogs Like Best?

Does your dog watch television? In a 2021 survey, the Center for Canine Behavior Studies found that approximately 50 percent of their 708 dog sample reacted to television content. A recent study... Read more »
How Growing Up Too Fast Impacts Adulthood

How Growing Up Too Fast Impacts Adulthood

Were you forced to grow up too fast? If you spent your childhood caring for siblings, managing adult responsibilities, or emotionally supporting a parent, you likely experienced parentification. This role reversal –... Read more »
Caring for a Difficult Elderly Parent During a Transition

Caring for a Difficult Elderly Parent During a Transition

I am the only child of an only child who lives in an assisted living facility thousands of miles away. I unofficially diagnosed Mom with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder after struggling for years... Read more »
Girls with ADHD Face Identity Struggles in School

Girls with ADHD Face Identity Struggles in School

For many teenage girls, school is a place to discover who they are and how they fit in. But for girls with ADHD, that journey often involves masking their true selves to... Read more »
The Emerging Problem of “AI Psychosis”

The Emerging Problem of “AI Psychosis”

As more people turn to AI chatbots for emotional support and even as their therapists, a new and urgent concern is emerging at the intersection of AI and mental health: “AI psychosis”... Read more »
Home Privacy Policy Terms Of Use Anti Spam Policy Contact Us Affiliate Disclosure DMCA Earnings Disclaimer