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Joseph E. Davis Ph.dPsychology Today |
People may seem to be gliding on the surface but are paddling furiously below.
SEL programs train children for autonomy. But they shouldn't be unquestioned.
Seemingly benign, it can keep us from seeing distress as a meaningful response.
Machines are not our friends, and they don’t care for us.
Technologies like AI don’t just do things for us; they do things to us.
A new therapeutic regime has evolved to match our dominant values.
Not if we see the bind that young people are in.
We’re looking for the wrong source for our troubles.
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