The Physics of Luck | Psychology Today

The Physics of Luck | Psychology Today

Most of us know someone who seems unbelievably lucky. They hear about a new apartment being for rent before anyone else. They wander into situations that suddenly catapult them into a great... Read more »
Using Empathy to Connect | Psychology Today

Using Empathy to Connect | Psychology Today

There is no single, universally accepted definition of empathy. What we do know is that empathy is some combination of perspective-taking, being non-judgmental, and the ability to recognize and communicate understanding of... Read more »
Assimilating After Psychosis | Psychology Today

Assimilating After Psychosis | Psychology Today

My personal relationship with the word “crazy” has been intense. I thought nothing of the term and used it in jest until my psychotic breaks. But after my first break, I did... Read more »
Are Antidepressants Anti-Sex? | Psychology Today

Are Antidepressants Anti-Sex? | Psychology Today

Science knows this for certain: There are many possible causes of depression. And one of them is sexual dissatisfaction. For example, a study in the International Journal of Impotence Research, involving more... Read more »
When Psychedelics Work Therapeutically | Psychology Today

When Psychedelics Work Therapeutically | Psychology Today

I have a habit of jumping toward the next promising thing the moment I hear about it. That is what happened when psychedelics started making their way back into clinical conversation, this... Read more »
The Psychology of Music Technology

The Psychology of Music Technology

That cool new pop song on the radio… did a human even write that? It is getting more difficult to know whether music is created by humans or machines. AI-powered music production... Read more »
Money and the Mind | Psychology Today

Money and the Mind | Psychology Today

Money is never about dollars and cents. Depending on your history, it could represent security, freedom, fear, identity, or belonging. For some people, including myself, money feels like safety after a childhood... Read more »
Smelling Good, Feeling Good | Psychology Today

Smelling Good, Feeling Good | Psychology Today

Many of us are about to seal up our homes for the season. We’re getting ready to turn on our air conditioners (northern hemisphere) or our heating systems (southern hemisphere). After the... Read more »
Self-Care in Schizophrenia | Psychology Today

Self-Care in Schizophrenia | Psychology Today

This summer of 2026, I am celebrating 18 years of full recovery from schizophrenia. I was told I would be totally disabled in 2007 when I was diagnosed, but today I am... Read more »
Waking Up Daddy | Psychology Today

Waking Up Daddy | Psychology Today

When asked, “Are you a god or a man?” the Buddha replied, “I am awake.” Awakening is one of life’s most profound achievements—and one of the hardest to achieve. That’s because awakening... Read more »
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