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Parenting

Having a Meaningful Influence on Teens’ Behaviors

Julie Baron LCSW-C on June 14, 2024 in Parenting Teens Through Connection

Want your teen to listen to you? Here's how.

Want your teen to listen to you? Here's how.

Dreaming

From Traumatic Nightmares to Playful Dreaming

Kelly Bulkeley Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Dreaming in the Digital Age

What if, in some conditions at least, the increasing weirdness and unpredictability of dream content heralds genuine healing from serious psychological distress?

What if, in some conditions at least, the increasing weirdness and unpredictability of dream content heralds genuine healing from serious psychological distress?

Anxiety

Parent Participation in Treatment Impacts a Child's Anxiety

Kate Roberts Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Savvy Parenting

When parents engage in an anxious child's treatment, they can help to reduce their child's anxiety.

When parents engage in an anxious child's treatment, they can help to reduce their child's anxiety.

Workplace Dynamics

Balancing Introvert and Extrovert Styles for Team Success

Ryan C. Warner Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Leadership, Diversity, and Wellness

Learn strategies to balance extrovert and introvert strengths, fostering a harmonious and productive workplace.

Learn strategies to balance extrovert and introvert strengths, fostering a harmonious and productive workplace.

Law and Crime

The Original Crime Scripts

Katherine Ramsland Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Shadow Boxing

Crime-scripting helps us to better grasp criminal decision-making, and this notion dates much earlier than many criminologists realize.

Crime-scripting helps us to better grasp criminal decision-making, and this notion dates much earlier than many criminologists realize.

Relationships

7 Questions That Only Secure Couples Can Handle

Mark Travers Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Social Instincts

These questions will break you out of your romantic comfort zone—for the better.

These questions will break you out of your romantic comfort zone—for the better.

Motivation

Is Perseverance Always Good?

Sabrina B. Little, Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Considerations of Character

Remaining in place through difficulty is one of the best things we can learn to do. But being perseverant does not mean that we never surrender.

Remaining in place through difficulty is one of the best things we can learn to do. But being perseverant does not mean that we never surrender.

Hypochondria

Easing the Worry: Helping a Loved One With Illness Anxiety

Jeffrey Bernstein Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Liking the Child You Love

Discover how three compassionate individuals helped their loved ones overcome illness anxiety and learn practical tips to support someone facing irrational health fears.

Discover how three compassionate individuals helped their loved ones overcome illness anxiety and learn practical tips to support someone facing irrational health fears.

Psychopharmacology

Are My Meds Working Really Well or Do I No Longer Need Them?

David Rettew M.D. on June 14, 2024 in ABCs of Child Psychiatry

When someone who takes medications feels better for a while, it's natural to wonder how much the medications are still needed. Some tips on navigating this decision.

When someone who takes medications feels better for a while, it's natural to wonder how much the medications are still needed. Some tips on navigating this decision.

Personal Perspectives

A White Woman on a Black Vacation

Diane N Solomon Ph.D., PMHNP-BC, CNM (Ret.) on June 14, 2024 in The Narrative Nurse Practitioner

Personal Perspective: I chose to follow a lifelong dream and ended up on a Black vacation as a white woman. Was that even okay for me to do?

Personal Perspective: I chose to follow a lifelong dream and ended up on a Black vacation as a white woman. Was that even okay for me to do?

Mindfulness

Excavating Joy in Relationships

Mitch Abblett Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Momentology

No relationship is perfect overall. Most relationships have moments where joy can be cultivated through awareness and a willingness to respond rather than knee-jerk reactions.

No relationship is perfect overall. Most relationships have moments where joy can be cultivated through awareness and a willingness to respond rather than knee-jerk reactions.

Suicide

6 Reasons Men Don’t Get Mental Health Care When They Need It

MindMatters MenningerClinic on June 14, 2024 in Mind Matters from Menninger

Men face unique obstacles to getting care for mental health, but there are ways to help.

Men face unique obstacles to getting care for mental health, but there are ways to help.

Career

How to Build Social Capital

Allison E McWilliams Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Your Awesome Career

From college students to experienced professionals, no matter your background or access to privilege, you can and should build your social network.

From college students to experienced professionals, no matter your background or access to privilege, you can and should build your social network.

Philosophy

Plato’s Most Beautiful Myth Retold and Interpreted

Neel Burton M.D. on June 14, 2024 in Ataraxia

A psychiatrist and philosopher digests Plato’s myth of Er.

A psychiatrist and philosopher digests Plato’s myth of Er.

Self-Help

How to Control the Meaning of Your Life

Steven Stosny, Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Anger in the Age of Entitlement

For a meaningful life, focus on what’s most important to and about you, worthy of appreciation, time, energy, and sacrifice.

For a meaningful life, focus on what’s most important to and about you, worthy of appreciation, time, energy, and sacrifice.

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Relationships

Is Small Talk a Waste of Time?

Nick Morgan Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Communications That Matter

Why do we humans make small talk? We spend a lot of time worrying about how to chit-chat, and yet we go on doing it.

Why do we humans make small talk? We spend a lot of time worrying about how to chit-chat, and yet we go on doing it.

Boredom

Make Time for Boredom This Summer

Heather Lench Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in The Emotional Toolkit

Summer has less structure and more freedom, and it can also be boring. Here are three ways you can intentionally plan to harness boredom this summer to benefit your life.

Summer has less structure and more freedom, and it can also be boring. Here are three ways you can intentionally plan to harness boredom this summer to benefit your life.

Sexual Orientation

Do Bi Men Exist?

Ritch C. Savin-Williams Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Sex, Sexuality, and Romance

Reports indicate a large increase in non-straight youths during the past decade. But has this increase included young men?

Reports indicate a large increase in non-straight youths during the past decade. But has this increase included young men?

Anger

How I Learned to Talk Across the Political Divide

Elizabeth Roper Marcus on June 14, 2024 in Heartstrings

Personal Perspective: Talking to someone with opposing political views feels risky, but it's not impossible. Stick to two simple rules, and the benefit can be worth the effort.

Personal Perspective: Talking to someone with opposing political views feels risky, but it's not impossible. Stick to two simple rules, and the benefit can be worth the effort.

Motivation

Harnessing Motivation in Remote Work and Education

Jessica Koehler Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Beyond School Walls

Discover how insights on motivation can transform remote work and education into engaging, fulfilling experiences that boost productivity and well-being.

Discover how insights on motivation can transform remote work and education into engaging, fulfilling experiences that boost productivity and well-being.

Self-Help

Coping With Estrangement on Father's Day

Kaytee Gillis, LCSW-BACS on June 14, 2024 in Invisible Bruises

For those who are coping with estrangement from a parent, Father's Day can serve as a painful reminder of this loss. Here are some ways to cope.

For those who are coping with estrangement from a parent, Father's Day can serve as a painful reminder of this loss. Here are some ways to cope.

Self-Help

Surviving Father’s Day When Dad Is Gone

Deborah Carr Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Bouncing Back

More Americans than ever are surviving Father's Day without a dad. Learn how to cherish the day and honor the father-like figures in your life.

More Americans than ever are surviving Father's Day without a dad. Learn how to cherish the day and honor the father-like figures in your life.

Meditation

Why a Meditation Practice Is Key to Longevity

Balachundhar Subramaniam MD, MPH, FASA on June 14, 2024 in A Subtle Impact

This simple daily habit can reduce inflammation, improve our gut microbiome, and boost brain connectivity. In short, a meditation practice is a recipe for longevity.

This simple daily habit can reduce inflammation, improve our gut microbiome, and boost brain connectivity. In short, a meditation practice is a recipe for longevity.

Workplace Dynamics

When Your Boss Backs Out of Promises

Amy Cooper Hakim Ph.D. on June 14, 2024 in Working With Difficult People

Does your boss back out of promises? Take these steps to encourage your boss to open the lines of communication.

Does your boss back out of promises? Take these steps to encourage your boss to open the lines of communication.

Intuition

Whole Brain, Whole Person: Why Analysis Needs Intuition

Blake Griffin Edwards LMFT on June 14, 2024 in Progress Notes

Rely more on analytical skills when facing complex, data-driven decisions that demand precision. Use intuition when you have deep experience and limited time to gather information.

Rely more on analytical skills when facing complex, data-driven decisions that demand precision. Use intuition when you have deep experience and limited time to gather information.

Friends

10 Friends to Have in Your Life

Bruce Y. Lee M.D., M.B.A. on June 14, 2024 in A Funny Bone to Pick

No matter how much of a superhero you may think you are, you need real friends in your life. If you've got these ten superhero personas around you, consider yourself lucky.

No matter how much of a superhero you may think you are, you need real friends in your life. If you've got these ten superhero personas around you, consider yourself lucky.

Intuition

The Neuroscience of Women’s Intuition

Judith Orloff M.D. on June 14, 2024 in The Genius of Empathy

Intuition is a potent form of inner wisdom. Here's how it can differ in men and women.

Intuition is a potent form of inner wisdom. Here's how it can differ in men and women.

Chronic Illness

Chronic Illness and Self-Trust

Katie Willard Virant MSW, JD, LCSW on June 14, 2024 in Chronically Me

Self-trust is an important component of well-being. Learn how chronic illness affects self-trust and explore ways to nurture it.

Self-trust is an important component of well-being. Learn how chronic illness affects self-trust and explore ways to nurture it.

Burnout

Sneaking up on Burnout

Shannon A Swales on June 14, 2024 in Lessons From a Burnt Out Psychologist

Recognize the early warning signs to assess which level of burnout you may be experiencing and respond effectively to regain control of your well-being before it overwhelms you.

Recognize the early warning signs to assess which level of burnout you may be experiencing and respond effectively to regain control of your well-being before it overwhelms you.

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