When talking about autism, some prefer to say “person with autism,” while others say “autistic person.” The difference may seem subtle, but for many in the autism community, these choices carry weight.... Read more »
We initially attempt to live life on our ego’s terms. We get to exercise our wills in order to manifest our preferences and meet our needs. We are able to employ boundaries,... Read more »
ADHD and relationship anxiety often overlap, as symptoms like distractibility, rejection sensitivity, and emotional regulation struggles can fuel worries about being a good partner, feeling secure, or being understood. Many people with... Read more »
Labor Day has passed, parents are posting “first day of school” pictures on social media, pumpkin-spice treats are popping up everywhere, and back-to-school energy is buzzing through the air. As the new... Read more »
Advances in artificial intelligence are rapidly changing how people interact with technology, from voice assistants to medical imaging. Now, researchers are finding that the same tools could help doctors detect and classify... Read more »
Co-authored by Brett Smith. You wake to a gentle voice suggesting it’s time to get up and, with bleary eyes, scroll through outfit suggestions on your phone. Downstairs, breakfast is waiting. The... Read more »
If you hate to exercise, your genes may be making it more difficult. But in addition to genes, your thoughts can influence your physiological response to exercising. Source link Read more »
Do you regularly post your proud news on social media or volunteer your skills for workplace projects? Some people self-promote unashamedly while others don’t. In reality, most people dislike advertising their greatness,... Read more »
The dictionary defines equanimity as “mental calmness and evenness of temper, especially in a difficult situation.” This means that your mind is flexible enough to stay calm and steady even in stressful... Read more »
Socially prescribed perfectionism and people-pleasing are closely related, both based on the intense fear of rejection and exclusion. Socially prescribed perfectionism is the sense that significant others demand perfection from you in... Read more »