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Psychology Today |
Personal Perspective: When the mental health system fails a postpartum mother.
The age-gap relationship double standard we have yet to outgrow.
How that overbooked social calendar impacts our happiness.
Brain health concerns are driving a cultural change in youth athletics.
Navigating young job candidates requires a new approach to hiring.
As investors, must learn to navigate fear and the urgency to act.
The longevity market is booming, but does more medicine make us healthier?
When hard feelings arise, the Feel, Heal, Do framework can help.
What gave rise to the NDM movement 40 years ago?
Paradoxically, being able to say no is essential to saying yes.
The hidden cost of carrying work that should have been delegated months ago.
Like driving a car, the key to effective conversations is staying on track.
How a kiss leads to positive mate assessment, secure attachment, and arousal.
The new CDC data is another reason why teen cannabis use matters.
Why we spend during uncertain times.
The tiniest decisions you make today as a couple can seal the fate of your bond.
Accepting the advantage of imperfection
How a 'Near Enemy Trap' may keep us stuck with the desire to drink.
What’s behind the "divorce glow-up" filter, and what's wrong with its signaling.
When the therapist gets a serious health diagnosis, what should they disclose?
Does a social safety net reduce risk tolerance?
What we are trying to figure out after the conversation is already over.
To live with chronic illness is to have extended experiences of not feeling safe.
One person's enduring engagement with musical pedagogy Down Under.
Knowing when to trust AI in decision-making.
Handling hot-button topics inside and outside the therapist's office.
A father tells of his sacrifices while caring for his daughter.
A simple question can trigger a response rooted in trauma.
Research shows it's not being single that helps—it's believing it can.
Consider here some choices for "personal experience."
Constantly adjusting to change and other people can lead to burnout.
As AI seems more human-like, psychology itself faces strange new questions.
How live music shapes arousal, connection, and collective regulation.
Childhood lessons we genuinely realise later in life.
Not burnout but bore-out: the exhaustion of an understimulated gifted mind.
Despite our best efforts we're getting more insecure. Why is that?
How you celebrate the highs is as crucial as how you handle the lows.
Being upset and dealing with a partner's upsetness is often a topic in couples therapy.
The precise cause of Alzheimer’s disease remains a mystery.
Exposing four myths about being authentic.
Peter Gray wants children to have more independence and less anxiety.
Less stress, more connection, and surprising health benefits with Halloween.
Do you have an emotionally abusive family?
How to reclaim your sense of self in difficult relationships.
Author Rabih Alameddine on what his novel can teach us about the power of looking back.
Dating after divorce can be exciting, emotionally risky, and often both.
Are there now more diverse feminine body ideals to choose from?
Two new HSAM cases point to memories that frequently return on their own.
We are drawn to people like us, but perhaps not for the reasons we think.
Six reasons why pre-appointment anxiety makes sense when you have chronic illness.
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