Does Autism Run in Families? Experts Reveal the Hidden Patterns

Does Autism Run in Families? Experts Reveal the Hidden Patterns

If you are a parent wondering if your child’s autism diagnosis is connected to your family history, or an adult recognizing traits in yourself after a relative’s diagnosis, you are not alone.... Read more »
Getting Beyond Regret: How to Finish the Projects You Start

Getting Beyond Regret: How to Finish the Projects You Start

Do you have unfinished personal projects that you keep promising yourself to finish “someday”? Perhaps something ambitious like writing a book, coding an app, or mastering a new skill? Or something more... Read more »
What Makes You Leave? Maybe It’s Time to Break the Pattern

What Makes You Leave? Maybe It’s Time to Break the Pattern

Leaving is always an emotional act, not only at the moment of separation but often long before. The thought of leaving—whether it’s a job or an intimate relationship—comes from an underlying feeling:... Read more »
How to Cope with World Upheaval

How to Cope with World Upheaval

Over the past year, many of my friends have been struggling to make sense of recent events, including perceived attacks on democratic and other values globally, feeling bewildered, frustrated, and other complex... Read more »
What Happened When I Stopped Trying to Conquer Anxiety

What Happened When I Stopped Trying to Conquer Anxiety

I’ve heard anxiety described as “wrestling a bear.” Having personally lived with anxiety, I can confirm: Sometimes it feels less like a bear, but more often, like battling a full-grown grizzly. The... Read more »
“There Are No Victims”—How Cults Weaponize Accountability

“There Are No Victims”—How Cults Weaponize Accountability

Imagine attending on a whim a life improvement seminar promising personal transformation. You decide to embrace its central teaching that you are 100% responsible for everything in your life, hoping for genuine... Read more »
Engaging In Rituals Can Strengthen Connection and Well-Being

Engaging In Rituals Can Strengthen Connection and Well-Being

“The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.” —Marcel Proust The practice of rituals, notably within groups, stems from our most ancient instincts for... Read more »
Book Clubs Spark Emotional Growth in Neurodiverse Teens

Book Clubs Spark Emotional Growth in Neurodiverse Teens

A recent qualitative study explored a creative solution to the isolation that a lot of neurodiverse youth experience. Researchers followed ten neurodiverse adolescents at a specialized school in Amsterdam as they participated... Read more »
12 Implicit Frames for Understanding Emerging Experience

12 Implicit Frames for Understanding Emerging Experience

We do spend a lot of time in our own minds, even if we are largely ignoring that whole undercurrent of self-experience. The basic shape, structure, and flow of inner experience often... Read more »
Why Self-Awareness Rarely Changes a Covert Narcissist

Why Self-Awareness Rarely Changes a Covert Narcissist

When we think of the word “narcissist,” we may draw up visions of a loud, arrogant, sales-type persona whose goal is to know how to read the room in order to make... Read more »
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