Lonely? 3 Effective Coping Strategies Could Help

Lonely? 3 Effective Coping Strategies Could Help

Council on Substance Abuse. The loneliness epidemic persists: A post-pandemic look at the state of loneliness among U.S. adults. cosancadd.org/the-loneliness-epidemic-persists-a-post-pandemic-look-at-the-state-of-loneliness-among-u-s-adults/ Cox, D. (2021). The state of American friendship: Change, challenges, and loss.... Read more »
Resocialization

Resocialization

Resocialization is the process of unlearning old behaviors and norms and adopting new ones, often through intense social experiences. It usually happens in settings like the military, prisons, or rehab, where people... Read more »
EMDR for Performance Enhancement: It’s Not Just for Trauma

EMDR for Performance Enhancement: It’s Not Just for Trauma

The treatment known as eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) was developed in 1987 by an American psychologist, Dr. Francine Shapiro, for the remediation of trauma symptoms and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).... Read more »
ADHD And Toxic Relationships

ADHD And Toxic Relationships

Relationships can be deeply rewarding for people with ADHD, but the traits that come with the condition can sometimes create challenges. A toxic relationship is one where unhealthy patterns—such as manipulation, control,... Read more »
The Secret Life of Anxiety

The Secret Life of Anxiety

When I started researching anxiety for my book Embracing Anxiety, I came up against a big problem: Everyone I talked to confused anxiety with panic! Friends and family, therapists and counselors, doctors,... Read more »
Safety Behaviors In Anxiety

Safety Behaviors In Anxiety

Safety behaviors—sometimes called safety-seeking behaviors—are actions people take to reduce anxiety in situations they expect will go badly. They’re not usually harmful on their face, but it’s how and why we use... Read more »
Biology Is Not Destiny | Psychology Today

Biology Is Not Destiny | Psychology Today

We’ve all heard it before: “You are the way you are because of your genes.” And yes, biology does shape us. But it’s not the entire story and definitely not the final... Read more »
Resilience May Shield College Students From Anxiety and Depression

Resilience May Shield College Students From Anxiety and Depression

For many young adults, the transition to college is marked by academic pressure, social adjustments, and uncertainty about the future. These challenges often heighten vulnerability to mental health struggles, particularly anxiety and... Read more »
AI Chatbots in Therapy | Psychology Today

AI Chatbots in Therapy | Psychology Today

In 2025, three U.S. states (Utah, Nevada, and Illinois) have taken significant steps to limit the role of artificial intelligence in mental health care. Each state enacted laws that prohibit AI chatbots... Read more »
How Anxiety Can Ruin Your Relationship

How Anxiety Can Ruin Your Relationship

Anxiety can put strain on relationships by fueling constant worry, insecurity, and overthinking. It often leads to trust issues, communication breakdowns, or emotional withdrawal, making it hard for both partners to feel... Read more »
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