What Are Repetitive Behaviors In Autism?

What Are Repetitive Behaviors In Autism?

Repetitive behaviors are a core part of autistic life, but they are often misunderstood. If you find yourself flapping your hands when excited or repeating favorite movie lines for comfort, you’re not... Read more »
Leading Under Pressure | Psychology Today

Leading Under Pressure | Psychology Today

“You’re the surgeon. What should we do?” The energy in the operating room was tense. As an eye surgeon, I was preparing to perform cataract surgery on a frail, elderly gentleman who... Read more »
Challenges, Strengths, and Practical Tips

Challenges, Strengths, and Practical Tips

Parenting is a tough job on the best of days. Add ADHD into the mix, and it can feel downright overwhelming. If you’re a parent with ADHD, you’re not alone in feeling... Read more »
When a Teen Asks a Therapist, ‘Am I Ugly’?

When a Teen Asks a Therapist, ‘Am I Ugly’?

As a therapist and a mother, I was deeply moved by the miniseries Adolescence. This portrayal of some of the most torturous aspects of being a teenager was deeply moving and held... Read more »
Does confronting prejudice reduce intergroup bias? A meta-analytic review

Does confronting prejudice reduce intergroup bias? A meta-analytic review

Prejudice refers to negative attitudes, stereotypes, or discriminatory beliefs toward individuals based on their group membership, such as race, gender, or ethnicity. Intergroup bias involves preferential treatment or unfair behavior toward one’s... Read more »
Transforming Conflict Into Connection | Psychology Today

Transforming Conflict Into Connection | Psychology Today

Conflict often has a negative connotation, associated with arguments, discomfort, and emotional pain. However, beneath this challenging situation, one can find an invaluable opportunity. Conflict, when approached consciously, can become a powerful... Read more »
Game-based interventions in supporting autistic youth

Game-based interventions in supporting autistic youth

Collaborative video games like Minecraft benefit autistic youth by leveraging their interests in gaming to enhance motivation and engagement. Autistic individuals often experience challenges with social communication and forming friendships. These games... Read more »
Daily Practice Is the Key to Brain Injury Recovery

Daily Practice Is the Key to Brain Injury Recovery

Toddlers practice toilet training. Some young children practice cursive writing while others practice riding a bike. Teens practice problem solving and essay skills through daily homework. But as established adults, we don’t... Read more »
Should We Still Use ‘High-Functioning’ and ‘Low-Functioning’ Autism Labels?

Should We Still Use ‘High-Functioning’ and ‘Low-Functioning’ Autism Labels?

The “high-functioning” and “low-functioning” labels assigned to autism grew out of an attempt to describe how much an autistic person can navigate daily life independently. But are they still helpful—or even accurate?... Read more »
Beyond Scaling Artificial Intelligence | Psychology Today

Beyond Scaling Artificial Intelligence | Psychology Today

Artificial intelligence is advancing at an unprecedented speed, and this is primarily driven by the dominant paradigm of “scaling”—more computing, more data, and more parameters, i.e., larger models. The allure of scaling... Read more »
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