A recent qualitative study explored a creative solution to the isolation that a lot of neurodiverse youth experience. Researchers followed ten neurodiverse adolescents at a specialized school in Amsterdam as they participated... Read more »
By Meg A. Warren, Ph.D., and Annie Crookes, Ph.D. Across the world, NGOs are tackling some of the most challenging and complex problems. Many situated in vastly different cultural contexts are nevertheless... Read more »
by Nancy L. Kriseman, MSW Resistance is a common challenge in caregiving, experienced by both caregivers and care recipients. It often reflects a desire to maintain control and cling to the familiar,... Read more »
“It’s hard to take someone where you’ve never been.” Earlier this week, I met with a prospective intern who asked me, “How do you learn to do therapy?” Beyond school, there are... Read more »
Source: Josh Hild/Unsplash A growth mindset is the belief we can improve through dedicated effort to do so. It’s not a case that you either have a growth mindset or you don’t.... Read more »
Source: PeopleImages com – Yuri A/Shutterstock Sally [name changed to protect confidentiality] has a complicated relationship with her competitive instincts. On the one hand, she thrives on the exhilaration of a fierce... Read more »