The Inner World of Hindu-Muslim Couples

The Inner World of Hindu-Muslim Couples

In a Pew Research poll, “Religion in India: Tolerance and Segregation,” the majority of Indians say they have respect for all religions; is interfaith tolerance more than sufficient? Yet, is it not... Read more »
The First 30 Seconds: 3 Keys to Instant Connection

The First 30 Seconds: 3 Keys to Instant Connection

Think about the last time you met someone who immediately put you at ease. Chances are, they didn’t just talk about themselves or deliver a rehearsed line. Instead, they likely made you... Read more »
The Dopamine Hijack | Psychology Today

The Dopamine Hijack | Psychology Today

Ever picked up your phone just to check one notification—and suddenly 45 minutes vanished into scrolling oblivion? Welcome to the dopamine hijack. Modern life is designed to give you constant hits of... Read more »
Hoarding Disorder Prevalence: A Scientific Assessment

Hoarding Disorder Prevalence: A Scientific Assessment

Although the general population often thinks that hoarding disorder (HD) is common, it is not. As a collector, I often have to make that distinction. I am not a hoarder, but a... Read more »
Qualitative study of faith healers from rural Uganda about mental illness treatment

Qualitative study of faith healers from rural Uganda about mental illness treatment

Lee YJ, Coleman M, Nakaziba KS, Terfloth N, Coley C, Epparla A, Corbitt N, Kazungu R, Basiimwa J, Lafferty C, Cole K, Agwang G, Kathawala E, Nkolo T, Wogali W, Richard EB,... Read more »
Restoring Meaning and Resiliency to Victims of Trauma

Restoring Meaning and Resiliency to Victims of Trauma

The debate around returning to work (RTW) has been heated in the years since COVID-19 lockdowns. While many of those discussions focus on workplace flexibility and employer policies, for individuals who have... Read more »
Psychological mechanisms of healthy lifestyle and academic burnout: A moderated mediation model

Psychological mechanisms of healthy lifestyle and academic burnout: A moderated mediation model

Academic burnout is a state of emotional exhaustion, reduced interest, and negative attitudes toward academic tasks caused by ongoing stress. It can severely affect students’ mental health, academic performance, and overall well-being.... Read more »
4 Steps to Overcome AI-Induced Imposter Syndrome

4 Steps to Overcome AI-Induced Imposter Syndrome

Imposter syndrome—feeling like you don’t deserve your achievements or are not as competent as others think—is not new. However, with the rise of AI, a unique form of imposter syndrome is emerging.... Read more »
Does Social Media Make ADHD Worse?

Does Social Media Make ADHD Worse?

Yes, social media can make ADHD symptoms worse. Although it doesn’t cause ADHD itself, social media can amplify existing difficulties, like maintaining focus or resisting impulses, by offering a constant stream of... Read more »
As Simple as M&M: Teaching Kids About Racism Through Play

As Simple as M&M: Teaching Kids About Racism Through Play

As a mother of a 14-month-old, a graduate faculty member, and a trauma-informed clinician, I understand how powerful play can be in shaping a child’s understanding of themselves and the world around... Read more »
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