In our current world, the question isn’t whether a child will get a cell phone. It is instead when to get one and how to support the healthy use of such a... Read more »
By Zishan Jiwani (Ph.D. Candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Wisconsin-Madison) and Nona Kiknadze (Ph.D. Candidate in Counseling Psychology at the University of Miami) As a student, you’ve likely come... Read more »
New research warns that treating neurological differences as national security threats isolates vulnerable people and denies them real care. A qualitative interview study with counter terrorism professionals explored how security frameworks interpret... Read more »
If there’s one thing most people are striving towards, it’s happiness. Many fail to realize, though, that happiness is not merely a fleeting emotion; it’s a science-backed concept that can be cultivated... Read more »