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Jennifer Gerlach LcswPsychology Today |
A fresh perspective on obsessive-compulsive disorder with Dr. Michael Alcée.
An interview with Shoshana Ungerleider, M.D., about our fear of the end of life.
What does "functioning" mean?
The applications of radical acceptance to grief, trauma and estrangement.
The association between trauma and psychosis is complicated.
Deception among humans is common. This is how we work through it in therapy.
Two neurodiversity experts speak out.
Mental health is physical health.
September is Suicide Prevention Month.
How can you tell that an issue needs attention? These tips can help.
We are more than victims, rescuers, and persecutors: How to get out of a drama triangle.
What OCD and psychosis can tell us about how we connect with the world.
An interview with clinician and mother Sarah Hampton on supporting autistic children.
The reasons for "loud thoughts."
Judgment often interrupts curious exploration.
Bipolar II disorder often goes undiagnosed for years.
Introversion is a personality trait, while social anxiety is a phobia.
An interview with Dr. Jim Probert covers peer support in a college setting.
Pathological demand avoidance is not just another term for defiance.
Consider the pros and cons of having a tough talk.
Personal Perspective: The 2024 Olympic Games are a demonstration of hope.
Early-onset schizophrenia challenges classic notions of the disorder.
If you think your child is a narcissist, here are 3 reasons you're likely wrong.
Money can serve as a proxy for other anxieties, like security or freedom.
Leaden paralysis is like walking against an invisible two-foot wall of water.
And why their avoidance of eye contact should be respected.
Anyone could experience a mental health condition or hospitalization.
Seeing a lost loved one in a dream can be powerful.
How teenagers become scapegoats.
Many people are able to recover after a major mental health challenge.
Sometimes we get stuck for a reason.
The sand tray is a mindful, sensory-soothing practice.
Major depression with psychotic features often goes unrecognized.
Sometimes self-care is doing the hard things.
Does autistic identity exploration take a unique path?
A Jonestown survivor's insights on trauma, connection, resilience, story, and hope.
Therapy is an active process between the clinician and patient.
With autism, social misunderstandings are often mutual. What can we do?
Depression can lead to negative thoughts including isolation.
Many things masquerade as anxiety. Here's what to do about them.
Six things that look like selfishness but aren't.
Personal Perspective: How one statement walked our country back a century.
Binge eating may be most commonly linked to ADHD.
Anxiety can be a weight on relationships, but partners can work through it together.
Neurodivergent couples face specific strengths and challenges.
The tangled interactions between relationships and mental health.
Personal Perspective: My mental health condition is not a behavior.
Research on early psychosis gives reason for hope.
Pre-mentalizing modes can interrupt our ability to reflect.
What parents can do.
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