Social Benefits of Martial Arts Training in Older Adults

Social Benefits of Martial Arts Training in Older Adults

There’s a common trope in martial arts movies that depicts a wizened and sage old master tutoring some young tiger on their way to defeat a bad person and thus support the... Read more »
Childhood overindulgence predicts dark personality traits in young adults

Childhood overindulgence predicts dark personality traits in young adults

Dark personality traits often trace back to early caregiving environments. A new study reveals that recalled childhood overindulgence predicts higher levels of malicious traits across the dark triad, whereas parental praise functions... Read more »
Emergence of Late-Onset Drinking Problems in Adults Over 50

Emergence of Late-Onset Drinking Problems in Adults Over 50

Most people associate drinking problems with youth and the early decades of adulthood. Yet in clinical practice, many alcohol problems first emerge after age 50, or quietly return during the second half... Read more »
Autistic Regression in Adults

Autistic Regression in Adults

For many autistic adults, the experience of “losing” skills such as abilities like clear speech, social navigation, or even basic self-care, can be a source of profound fear and confusion. While the... Read more »
Fostering Independence in Teens and Young Adults with ADHD

Fostering Independence in Teens and Young Adults with ADHD

This post was co-authored by Anthony L. Rostain. Parenting a teen or young adult with ADHD can feel like walking a tightrope: you want to keep them safe, and you want them... Read more »
The Questions Young Adults Are Asking About Love

The Questions Young Adults Are Asking About Love

Modern dating happens in a world that no longer has clear guardrails. There is no Austenian social choreography of paying calls, and we have long left Vienna ballroom etiquette behind us. On... Read more »
Resilience and Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

Resilience and Regulation Strategies for Autistic Adults

For many autistic individuals, injustice is not merely an intellectual disagreement. It is a visceral, physiological threat response. Current neurodivergent research identifies “justice sensitivity” as a core component of the autistic experience.... Read more »
Autistic Adults Share Their Greatest Strengths

Autistic Adults Share Their Greatest Strengths

For many autistic adults, the standard experience during a diagnosis often involves viewing their lives through a lens of deficits and impairments. A recent qualitative study sought to flip this script. Researchers... Read more »
How Autistic Adults Define Love

How Autistic Adults Define Love

Navigating romance often feels like playing a complex game where everyone else has a secret rulebook you never received. For those living “under a double rainbow,” being both Autistic and a gender... Read more »
How Autistic Trans Adults Define Belonging

How Autistic Trans Adults Define Belonging

Imagine trying to navigate a world where the overhead lights feel like a physical assault and the social script seems written in a foreign language. Now, add the complexity of advocating for... Read more »
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