Brain-Computer Interfaces (BCIs) are cutting-edge assistive technology that offer hope to people with disabilities who have lost the ability to speak or move due to various causes such as neurodegenerative diseases, neurological... Read more »
Empathy is often thought of as a universal human trait, yet it is also one of the most debated aspects of autism. While stereotypes suggest that autistic people struggle with empathy, many... Read more »
Just as every country is protected by a tightly sealed border, so too is the brain. Breaches in the brain’s border wall cause many neurological dysfunctions, but a leaky brain border can... Read more »
ADHD strengths refer to the positive attributes and abilities observed in individuals with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, representing a shift from a historical focus solely on deficits associated with neurological variations. This... Read more »
When crippling anxiety attacks left me feeling trapped, exhausted, and unable to function, I searched for answers everywhere. Then I stumbled on neuroscientist Wendy Suzuki’s Good Anxiety (2021), which helped me reframe... Read more »
This is the first in a two-part series exploring how driven women use busyness as emotional protection—and what lies beneath our packed calendars. There she sits at her granite kitchen counter at... Read more »
Rebuilding trust after an abusive relationship can be an uphill battle, with many survivors finding it difficult to enter or sustain new partnerships. A new study sheds light on how lingering sensitivity... Read more »
“You remember when people got lost and just… figured it out,” my 13-year-old daughter recently said. She was right: And what’s more, she tapped into something deeper about how phone culture may... Read more »
The question of whether individuals drawn into extremist ideologies online should be treated as victims or perpetrators continues to spark debate. A new study suggests that public opinion may be shaped more... Read more »
It is difficult to deal with someone who has strong narcissistic tendencies because they rarely look at themselves or take responsibility. Instead, they unconsciously or subconsciously employ a cognitive distortion called the... Read more »