We Have More Than Ever, So Why Are We So Anxious?

We Have More Than Ever, So Why Are We So Anxious?

Anxiety has become one of the most defining psychological conditions of contemporary society. Despite unprecedented technological advancement, material convenience, and expanded individual freedom, many individuals continue to experience persistent feelings of unease,... Read more »
For Me, Fomo Isn’t About Missing Out

For Me, Fomo Isn’t About Missing Out

Hi, my name is Caroline, and I’m an introvert who suffers from FOMO. You might have seen me exhilarated at a party, or dancing wildly, or laughing over lunch with a dozen... Read more »
When Risk Feels Like Help, That’s the Risk

When Risk Feels Like Help, That’s the Risk

Last night I was in a room of therapists, researchers, and digital mental health people in the Bay Area. Smart, interesting people. One thing kept surfacing across every conversation: We are playing... Read more »
Why Momentum Matters More Than Motivation

Why Momentum Matters More Than Motivation

After several attempts to get her business off the ground, Ariella hit a wall. This wall wasn’t a specific obstacle she could break down and deal with. This wall was different. It... Read more »
The Five B’s to Support Your Teen

The Five B’s to Support Your Teen

If I described someone whose mood had suddenly shifted—someone more irritable, emotionally reactive, inclined to take risks, withdrawn, and harder to communicate with—you might worry something serious was happening. But what I’ve... Read more »
How to Teach Empathy to Narcissists

How to Teach Empathy to Narcissists

One of the biggest complaints I hear about people with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), is they lack emotional empathy. If you are in a relationship with a narcissist, this means that you... Read more »
When Psychedelics Work Therapeutically | Psychology Today

When Psychedelics Work Therapeutically | Psychology Today

I have a habit of jumping toward the next promising thing the moment I hear about it. That is what happened when psychedelics started making their way back into clinical conversation, this... Read more »
When the “Vibe” Isn’t Right at Work

When the “Vibe” Isn’t Right at Work

I was recently speaking with a restaurant manager about the difficulties of working with younger employees. She began to tell me about one particular employee who was very bright and a good... Read more »
The Psychology of Music Technology

The Psychology of Music Technology

That cool new pop song on the radio… did a human even write that? It is getting more difficult to know whether music is created by humans or machines. AI-powered music production... Read more »
The Thin Line: GLP-1 Drugs and the Rise of Disordered Eating

The Thin Line: GLP-1 Drugs and the Rise of Disordered Eating

“It’s like anorexic heroin to my brain.” –40-year-old male with a long-standing history of anorexia who relapsed after purchasing a GLP-1 medication. Weight loss medications known as GLP-1 receptor agonists work by... Read more »
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