The Origins of Love | Psychology Today

The Origins of Love | Psychology Today

As we celebrate love on Valentine’s Day, it’s clear that love is not just an emotion—it’s a biological and evolutionary necessity. The brain releases neurochemicals, the heart regulates emotions, and the vagus... Read more »
Cultivating Fortitude, Harvesting Resolve | Psychology Today

Cultivating Fortitude, Harvesting Resolve | Psychology Today

Political change is crashing through the nation, bringing profound shifts in our government and culture. For many, this moment sparks fear, anxiety, and even a sense of isolation. In uncertain times when... Read more »
Weight Gain in Perimenopause | Psychology Today

Weight Gain in Perimenopause | Psychology Today

Saturday night. All day you’ve been looking forward to meeting friends for dinner, drinks, and good conversation. Shower. Check. Hair and makeup. Done. Time to get dressed. You open the closet door,... Read more »
Breakups Aren’t the End | Psychology Today

Breakups Aren’t the End | Psychology Today

You might feel that breakups are the death of something cherished. The hurt, the Netflix binges, the well-meaning but unhelpful advice from friends (“You’re better off without them!”), and the black hole... Read more »
Feel Deeply, Act Wisely | Psychology Today

Feel Deeply, Act Wisely | Psychology Today

Every emotion has an accompanying “action urge.” That action urge shows up with the emotion but is separate and distinct from the emotion itself. Have you ever had a meltdown and behaved... Read more »
Kind Words, Weird Feels: The Psychology of Compliments

Kind Words, Weird Feels: The Psychology of Compliments

Pervasive Inner Critic Dialogue Source: DALL-E / OpenAI As my new book, Ditch the Ditty: Doing What Matters Instead of Doing it All, debuted and the compliments started rolling in, my inner... Read more »
Exploring the Afterlife | Psychology Today

Exploring the Afterlife | Psychology Today

What happens after we die? Is there an afterlife? A quick Google search to answer one of humanity’s most profound and enduring questions often yields a blunt and definitive response: According to... Read more »
Eye Floaters and Anxiety | Psychology Today

Eye Floaters and Anxiety | Psychology Today

Have you ever noticed tiny, squiggly shapes drifting across your field of vision? For most people, these shadowy figures—known as eye floaters—are a harmless visual quirk. However, for those dealing with anxiety,... Read more »
Complaints Can Solve Problems | Psychology Today

Complaints Can Solve Problems | Psychology Today

Nobody likes negative people—curmudgeons who can’t seem to do anything but complain. Therefore, the logical advice is to avoid negativity in our lives: Reframe bad things in a positive way, see the... Read more »
Children as Independent Thinkers | Psychology Today

Children as Independent Thinkers | Psychology Today

Parenthood is not only a journey of nurturing and guiding our children, preparing them for adult life, but also a path on which our authority is tested and questioned. As parents, we... Read more »
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