My First Great Lie and the Four Noble Truths That Followed

My First Great Lie and the Four Noble Truths That Followed

I discovered my first Great Lie in third grade. We took 100-question timed math quizzes on Fridays, and I was determined to win the much-coveted prize: a trip to the front of... Read more »
A Review Of The ADHD Diagnosis Surge

A Review Of The ADHD Diagnosis Surge

You might feel like everyone you know is suddenly getting an ADHD diagnosis. Scroll through social media, and you will see countless videos explaining symptoms. It raises a pressing question: Is our... Read more »
Overcoming Fear of Therapy | Psychology Today

Overcoming Fear of Therapy | Psychology Today

“It isn’t for me.” This is the answer I often get when I suggest psychotherapy to friends or patients who are struggling with infertility, divorce, long-standing anxiety or depression, career upheavals, or... Read more »
Teachers’ Hidden Bias Against ADHD Revealed

Teachers’ Hidden Bias Against ADHD Revealed

Imagine a student tapping their pencil against the desk, gazing blankly out the window, or blurting out an answer before the question is finished. For the teacher standing at the front of... Read more »
Setting Limits for Twentysomethings | Psychology Today

Setting Limits for Twentysomethings | Psychology Today

Our twenties can feel like a lot: first real jobs, first big heartbreaks, first “I have no idea what I’m doing” moments. They’re exciting, exhausting, and sometimes chaotic. In the middle of... Read more »
Does Tinnitus Cause Dementia? | Psychology Today

Does Tinnitus Cause Dementia? | Psychology Today

Dementia is one of the great fears of aging, especially as rates continue to climb in many countries. So when headlines suggest that tinnitus—a condition affecting nearly one in five adults—may be... Read more »
Tired of Faking It? How to Finally Feel Confident

Tired of Faking It? How to Finally Feel Confident

“Be more confident.” If you’ve ever searched for dating advice, you’ve seen this line a thousand times. Worried no one will approach you? Be more confident. Nervous about making the first move?... Read more »
Beyond the Brink: Nietzsche’s Madness and Freud’s Way Home

Beyond the Brink: Nietzsche’s Madness and Freud’s Way Home

Who was Nietzsche? Philosopher, psychologist, poet, madman, provocateur—these names orbit around him but never settle. He is the “strange German,” dismissed by some as the father of nihilism and amorality, revered by... Read more »
The Life Season You Never Planned For (but Might Need the Most)

The Life Season You Never Planned For (but Might Need the Most)

There is a moment in every career when the external markers of success stop being enough. It is not always tied to age, though it often arrives around midlife. It can show... Read more »
Setting Effective Goals | Psychology Today

Setting Effective Goals | Psychology Today

Goals are standards that individuals use to evaluate how well they are doing now relative to where they want to end up. Goals basically guide our choices. Once you have a goal,... Read more »
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